Annual Report July 1, 2006 - June 30, 2007

567 South King Street, Suite 160, Honolulu, Hawai‘i 96813phone (808) 534-3966 fax (808)534-3890

www.Pauahi.org

Advancing Educational Opportunities for more Hawaiians.

To seek and develop new and diverse resourcesto support the ever increasing educational needsand potential of the Hawaiian people.

During her lifetime, Ke Ali‘i Bernice Pauahi Bishop witnessedfirst-hand the rapidly shifting social and economic landscape ofHawai‘i. She realized the need for an enduring plan to guide herpeople through the world changing around them; and knew thatwith the right educational opportunities, Hawaiians could beprepared to compete and become leaders on every front. With eyesset firmly upon both the remarkable heritage and uncertain futureof her people, she wrote her Last Will and Testament in 1883 andput that plan in motion.

Her foresight has proven incredibly accurate. Kamehameha Schools,which Pauahi founded in her great-grandfather’s name, hasproduced four generations of “good and industrious men and

women,” with scores of leaders in every industry.Kamehameha Schools currently serves more than

5,400 students on three campuses andanother 36,000 in community

programs statewide. Wonderfulprogress is being made; and yet, weknow it is not enough.

At Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation, we continue to set our eyes onimproving the future of the Hawaiian people by supporting effortsto extend educational opportunities to more Hawaiians. We areproviding this support in two ways: by awarding educationalscholarships to individuals, and providing support for educationalprograms serving Hawaiians in our communities. While greatstrides have been made in Pauahi’s footsteps, there is still much tobe done.

There are still Hawaiians in every community who could benefitfrom programs or scholarships that the Foundation supports -many are friends and family that you hold dear. It is with a senseof great urgency that we work to increase and extend our resourcesand we invite you to be a part of this living legacy with us.Working together we can fulfill our “kuleana e mālama i ka lāhuiHawai‘i” as Pauahi did for so many of us not too long ago.

Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation Officers & Staff

Letter from the President andVice President & Executive Director

Expanding a Legacy of Education

Scholarships

Giving Menu

Kamehameha Schools ‘Ohana Alumni Contributors

Generous Extended ‘Ohana Contributors

Memorial Gifts

Kamehameha Schools Faculty and Staff Donors

Ways to Contribute to Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation

Financial Report

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Scholarship Sponsors and recipients exchange stories and celebrate at the 2007 Ko‘olua reception.

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To seek and develop new and diverse resourcesto support the ever increasing educational needsand potential of the Hawaiian people.

During her lifetime, Ke Ali‘i Bernice Pauahi Bishop witnessedfirst-hand the rapidly shifting social and economic landscape ofHawai‘i. She realized the need for an enduring plan to guide herpeople through the world changing around them; and knew thatwith the right educational opportunities, Hawaiians could beprepared to compete and become leaders on every front. With eyesset firmly upon both the remarkable heritage and uncertain futureof her people, she wrote her Last Will and Testament in 1883 andput that plan in motion.

Her foresight has proven incredibly accurate. Kamehameha Schools,which Pauahi founded in her great-grandfather’s name, hasproduced four generations of “good and industrious men and

women,” with scores of leaders in every industry.Kamehameha Schools currently serves more than

5,400 students on three campuses andanother 36,000 in community

programs statewide. Wonderfulprogress is being made; and yet, weknow it is not enough.

At Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation, we continue to set our eyes onimproving the future of the Hawaiian people by supporting effortsto extend educational opportunities to more Hawaiians. We areproviding this support in two ways: by awarding educationalscholarships to individuals, and providing support for educationalprograms serving Hawaiians in our communities. While greatstrides have been made in Pauahi’s footsteps, there is still much tobe done.

There are still Hawaiians in every community who could benefitfrom programs or scholarships that the Foundation supports -many are friends and family that you hold dear. It is with a senseof great urgency that we work to increase and extend our resourcesand we invite you to be a part of this living legacy with us.Working together we can fulfill our “kuleana e mālama i ka lāhuiHawai‘i” as Pauahi did for so many of us not too long ago.

Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation Officers & Staff

Letter from the President andVice President & Executive Director

Expanding a Legacy of Education

Scholarships

Giving Menu

Kamehameha Schools ‘Ohana Alumni Contributors

Generous Extended ‘Ohana Contributors

Memorial Gifts

Kamehameha Schools Faculty and Staff Donors

Ways to Contribute to Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation

Financial Report

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Scholarship Sponsors and recipients exchange stories and celebrate at the 2007 Ko‘olua reception.

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Mahalo

( front row) Wendy Tatsuno, Executive Assistant, LynnMaunakea, Executive Director, Bran-Dee Torres KS ‘93,Scholarship Development Coordinator, (back row)Elizabeth Stevenson, Development Manager, SamuelNihipali KS ‘99, Development Services Specialist,Michelle Cluney, KS ‘95, Administrative Assistant.

K A P F S TA F F

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of the past year the word “foundation” takes ona special meaning. A foundation offers supportand is often considered the most important partof any structure. A solid foundation gives youthe necessary strength to build upon. We greatlyappreciate the generosity that you, KamehamehaSchools’ alumni and friends have provided KeAli‘i Pauahi Foundation (KAPF) this year, tohelp lay the foundation that will allow us tocontinue to offer educational opportunities formore Hawaiians.

In fiscal year 2006-2007, the Foundation hasexperienced growth on many levels; the numberof individuals and organizations who have contributed has grown (817 newdonors in FY2007 up from 475 new donors in FY2006 representing a 72%increase); the Foundation itself has grown to become fully staffed and morecapable of meeting the needs of donors and scholarship recipients.

It’s heartwarming to see so many of Ke Ali‘i Pauahi’s beneficiaries emulatingher benevolence by giving generously so that the lives of another generation ofHawaiians may also be enriched. During FY 2006-2007 the KamehamehaSchools Class of 1956 endowed a grant for haumāna demonstrating aninterest in Hawaiian language, culture and history; Kamehameha SchoolsHawai‘i Class of 2007 “Nā Olonā” created an annual scholarship to beawarded over a five-year period; Kamehameha Schools Maui Class of 2007launched an annual scholarship to support graduating seniors from highschools across the Island of Maui; the Choy-Kee ‘ohana established ascholarship in honor of Choy Kee and Victoria H. Akana, who, like Ke Ali‘iPauahi, held deep the traditional Hawaiian value that knowledge is sacred;and KS ‘58 alumnae Jackie Mahi Erickson and her husband Bruce Ericksongenerously donated their treasured painting of Hilo Bay by artist JosephNāwahī to Kamehameha Schools. KAPF has set up the Joseph NāwahīScholarship in recognition of this special gift.

Even non-beneficiaries see the wisdom ofsupporting Pauahi’s legacy. Tesoro Corporationjoined us in extending Ke Ali‘i Pauahi’s legacy byestablishing a scholarship for Hawai‘i public highschool graduates interested in the trade industry.Mahalo piha to all of our donors!

In addition to raising funds for new and existingscholarships, KAPF has broadened its scope ofgiving opportunities to include support for thefollowing: Advancing the Hawaiian Language,Charter School Support, Early ChildhoodEducation and Literacy, and Land Stewardship.More can be learned about these avenues ofsupport on page 9 of this report and our website.

Throughout this report you will find stories and quotes from donors andscholarship recipients that are both inspiring and demonstrative of the need todo more. We have made significant progress this year to build the foundation,and have laid the groundwork for many great things to come. With yourcontinued support and participation, we are confident that KAPF will play asignificant role in providing a strong foundation for our haumāna pursuinghigher education.

Mahalo palena ‘ole and Ke Akua pū ~

Dee Jay Mailer, President

Lynn C. Z. Maunakea, Vice President and Executive Director

Aloha mai kākou!

Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation OfficersBOArd OF directOrs

J. douglas ing Ks ‘62 - chair

corbett A.K. Kalama

robert K.U. Kihune Ks ‘55

Nainoa thompson

diane J. Plotts

PresideNt

dee Jay A. Mailer Ks ‘70

Vice PresideNt & execUtiVe directOr

Lynn c.Z. Maunakea

treAsUrer

Michael P. Loo

secretAry

Adele Flores

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This report acknowledges those individuals and organizations whose cvontributionsto Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation were received from July 1, 2006 through June 30, 2007.

Please note that every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the donor list within thisdonor report, however if errors occur, we wish to apologize for any inconvenience

they may cause. Please notify Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation at(808)534-3966 of any corrections.

Mahalo

( front row) Wendy Tatsuno, Executive Assistant, LynnMaunakea, Executive Director, Bran-Dee Torres KS ‘93,Scholarship Development Coordinator, (back row)Elizabeth Stevenson, Development Manager, SamuelNihipali KS ‘99, Development Services Specialist,Michelle Cluney, KS ‘95, Administrative Assistant.

K A P F S TA F F

2006 2007

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toAs we reflect on the accomplishments

of the past year the word “foundation” takes ona special meaning. A foundation offers supportand is often considered the most important partof any structure. A solid foundation gives youthe necessary strength to build upon. We greatlyappreciate the generosity that you, KamehamehaSchools’ alumni and friends have provided KeAli‘i Pauahi Foundation (KAPF) this year, tohelp lay the foundation that will allow us tocontinue to offer educational opportunities formore Hawaiians.

In fiscal year 2006-2007, the Foundation hasexperienced growth on many levels; the numberof individuals and organizations who have contributed has grown (817 newdonors in FY2007 up from 475 new donors in FY2006 representing a 72%increase); the Foundation itself has grown to become fully staffed and morecapable of meeting the needs of donors and scholarship recipients.

It’s heartwarming to see so many of Ke Ali‘i Pauahi’s beneficiaries emulatingher benevolence by giving generously so that the lives of another generation ofHawaiians may also be enriched. During FY 2006-2007 the KamehamehaSchools Class of 1956 endowed a grant for haumāna demonstrating aninterest in Hawaiian language, culture and history; Kamehameha SchoolsHawai‘i Class of 2007 “Nā Olonā” created an annual scholarship to beawarded over a five-year period; Kamehameha Schools Maui Class of 2007launched an annual scholarship to support graduating seniors from highschools across the Island of Maui; the Choy-Kee ‘ohana established ascholarship in honor of Choy Kee and Victoria H. Akana, who, like Ke Ali‘iPauahi, held deep the traditional Hawaiian value that knowledge is sacred;and KS ‘58 alumnae Jackie Mahi Erickson and her husband Bruce Ericksongenerously donated their treasured painting of Hilo Bay by artist JosephNāwahī to Kamehameha Schools. KAPF has set up the Joseph NāwahīScholarship in recognition of this special gift.

Even non-beneficiaries see the wisdom ofsupporting Pauahi’s legacy. Tesoro Corporationjoined us in extending Ke Ali‘i Pauahi’s legacy byestablishing a scholarship for Hawai‘i public highschool graduates interested in the trade industry.Mahalo piha to all of our donors!

In addition to raising funds for new and existingscholarships, KAPF has broadened its scope ofgiving opportunities to include support for thefollowing: Advancing the Hawaiian Language,Charter School Support, Early ChildhoodEducation and Literacy, and Land Stewardship.More can be learned about these avenues ofsupport on page 9 of this report and our website.

Throughout this report you will find stories and quotes from donors andscholarship recipients that are both inspiring and demonstrative of the need todo more. We have made significant progress this year to build the foundation,and have laid the groundwork for many great things to come. With yourcontinued support and participation, we are confident that KAPF will play asignificant role in providing a strong foundation for our haumāna pursuinghigher education.

Mahalo palena ‘ole and Ke Akua pū ~

Dee Jay Mailer, President

Lynn C. Z. Maunakea, Vice President and Executive Director

Aloha mai kākou!

Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation OfficersBOArd OF directOrs

J. douglas ing Ks ‘62 - chair

corbett A.K. Kalama

robert K.U. Kihune Ks ‘55

Nainoa thompson

diane J. Plotts

PresideNt

dee Jay A. Mailer Ks ‘70

Vice PresideNt & execUtiVe directOr

Lynn c.Z. Maunakea

treAsUrer

Michael P. Loo

secretAry

Adele Flores

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This report acknowledges those individuals and organizations whose cvontributionsto Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation were received from July 1, 2006 through June 30, 2007.

Please note that every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the donor list within thisdonor report, however if errors occur, we wish to apologize for any inconvenience

they may cause. Please notify Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation at(808)534-3966 of any corrections.

The Choy-Kee ‘Ohana. From left Kaliko Abbott, Choy-Kee ‘Ohana Treasurer, family members Chenty & GeorgeWashburn, Franceen Campbell, Choy-Kee ‘Ohana Board President, Lynn Maunakea, KAPF Executive Director,Lahela Kitagawa, Choy-Kee ‘Ohana Board member, and Bran-Dee Torres, KAPF Scholarship DevelopmentCoordinator.

expanding a Legacy of education Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation managesover 100 scholarships with a wide rangeof interests. in 2007, scholarships wereawarded to 191 individuals.

General ScholarshipsAnne H. Myers Scholarship

Recipient: Moana K. Gaspar

Barry J. Rubin Memorial ScholarshipNot Awarded in 2007

Blossom Mossman Nary Scholarship (KSK)Recipient: Resa R. Tsuneyoshi

Dan & Rachel Mahi Educational ScholarshipRecipient: Genevie K. Karratti

Daniel Kahikina & Millie Akaka ScholarshipRecipient: Jessica L. Ogawa

DeWitt Wallace Scholarship (KSK)Recipients: Jessica K. Cabral,Kapono I. Chang, Shayna M. Kapaona,Andrew K. Kinimaka, Gabriel K. Papa

Dorothy Martin Scholarship (KSK)Recipient: Kapiolani M. Street

Dr. Pauline Frederick Scholarship (KSK)Recipient: Allison H. Higa

Frank & Francelia Stillwell Scholarship (KSK)Recipient: Sherwin K. Galdeira

Frank & Ruth R. Midkiff Scholarship (KS)Recipients: Anya P. Adams (KSH),Rebecca M. Hughes (KSH), Hanalei L.Crowell (KSK), Amanda W. Leong (KSK),Kahiapo Kauhaahaa (KSM), Alyssa M.Manuel (KSM)

Ho‘opa‘a Mau Scholarship (KSK)Recipients: Kamakana M. Aquino, AdamH. Lino, Nicholas E. Vericella

Kamehameha Schools Alumni AssociationNorthern California Scholarship

Recipient: Alapai K. Michels

Kamehameha Schools Class of 1952“Nā Hoaloha” Scholarship

Recipients: Lyndsey A. Kahuhu,Keshia-Ann K. Holbron

Kamehameha Schools Class of 1957 Scholarship (KSK)Recipients: Joseph K. Vericella,Abigail H. Trenhaile

Kamehameha Schools Class of 1960 Grant (KSK)Recipients: Elizabeth Anne P. Kaupiko,Ryan K. Jandoc, Lauren H. Gardner

Kamehameha Schools Class of 1968“Ka Poli O Kaiona” Scholarship

Recipient: Jessica L. Ogawa

Kamehameha Schools Class of 1970 Scholarship (KSK)Recipient: Kapiolani M. Street

Kamehameha Schools Class of 1973“Proud to be ‘73” Scholarship

Recipients: Elijah J. Chee, Scott K.Hamilton, Mahina H. Haumea, SamanthaLouise U. Stender

Kamehameha Schools Class of 1974 ScholarshipRecipients: Ross P. Jung, Alika N. Young,Jasmine N. Bishaw

Mary Atherton Richards Scholarship (KS)Recipients: Janna W. Ahu (KSH), LaurenA. Carvalho (KSH), Cheyenne A. Doronio(KSH), Kahala A. Hall (KSH), Tatianna L.Neidhamer (KSH), Barbara K. Smith(KSH), Jillian M. Freitas (KSK),

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T he choy-Kee ‘Ohana established a scholarship to honor choy Kee & Victoria H. Kahana who instilledin their keiki the value of education. Like Ke Ali‘i Pauahi, their great, great grandparents held deep thetraditional Hawaiian value that knowledge is sacred. Providing the gift of education for their ‘ohana wasessential to the family legacy. each of their seven children carried that value forward to their children:and now there are six generations of ‘ohana who have benefited from the wisdom of these influentialfamily leaders.

every other year the choy-Kee ‘Ohana hold a reunion. All year long committees work together to organizethis well planned event. there is entertainment, ono food, a country store, and an auction. the money raisedfrom the auction has traditionally been distributed to family members as an annual scholarship, usually tohaumāna who have a financial need. After a decade of touching many family members with the scholarship,the family Board felt it was time to expand the legacy to others.

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The Choy-Kee ‘Ohana. From left Kaliko Abbott, Choy-Kee ‘Ohana Treasurer, family members Chenty & GeorgeWashburn, Franceen Campbell, Choy-Kee ‘Ohana Board President, Lynn Maunakea, KAPF Executive Director,Lahela Kitagawa, Choy-Kee ‘Ohana Board member, and Bran-Dee Torres, KAPF Scholarship DevelopmentCoordinator.

expanding a Legacy of education Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation managesover 100 scholarships with a wide rangeof interests. in 2007, scholarships wereawarded to 191 individuals.

General ScholarshipsAnne H. Myers Scholarship

Recipient: Moana K. Gaspar

Barry J. Rubin Memorial ScholarshipNot Awarded in 2007

Blossom Mossman Nary Scholarship (KSK)Recipient: Resa R. Tsuneyoshi

Dan & Rachel Mahi Educational ScholarshipRecipient: Genevie K. Karratti

Daniel Kahikina & Millie Akaka ScholarshipRecipient: Jessica L. Ogawa

DeWitt Wallace Scholarship (KSK)Recipients: Jessica K. Cabral,Kapono I. Chang, Shayna M. Kapaona,Andrew K. Kinimaka, Gabriel K. Papa

Dorothy Martin Scholarship (KSK)Recipient: Kapiolani M. Street

Dr. Pauline Frederick Scholarship (KSK)Recipient: Allison H. Higa

Frank & Francelia Stillwell Scholarship (KSK)Recipient: Sherwin K. Galdeira

Frank & Ruth R. Midkiff Scholarship (KS)Recipients: Anya P. Adams (KSH),Rebecca M. Hughes (KSH), Hanalei L.Crowell (KSK), Amanda W. Leong (KSK),Kahiapo Kauhaahaa (KSM), Alyssa M.Manuel (KSM)

Ho‘opa‘a Mau Scholarship (KSK)Recipients: Kamakana M. Aquino, AdamH. Lino, Nicholas E. Vericella

Kamehameha Schools Alumni AssociationNorthern California Scholarship

Recipient: Alapai K. Michels

Kamehameha Schools Class of 1952“Nā Hoaloha” Scholarship

Recipients: Lyndsey A. Kahuhu,Keshia-Ann K. Holbron

Kamehameha Schools Class of 1957 Scholarship (KSK)Recipients: Joseph K. Vericella,Abigail H. Trenhaile

Kamehameha Schools Class of 1960 Grant (KSK)Recipients: Elizabeth Anne P. Kaupiko,Ryan K. Jandoc, Lauren H. Gardner

Kamehameha Schools Class of 1968“Ka Poli O Kaiona” Scholarship

Recipient: Jessica L. Ogawa

Kamehameha Schools Class of 1970 Scholarship (KSK)Recipient: Kapiolani M. Street

Kamehameha Schools Class of 1973“Proud to be ‘73” Scholarship

Recipients: Elijah J. Chee, Scott K.Hamilton, Mahina H. Haumea, SamanthaLouise U. Stender

Kamehameha Schools Class of 1974 ScholarshipRecipients: Ross P. Jung, Alika N. Young,Jasmine N. Bishaw

Mary Atherton Richards Scholarship (KS)Recipients: Janna W. Ahu (KSH), LaurenA. Carvalho (KSH), Cheyenne A. Doronio(KSH), Kahala A. Hall (KSH), Tatianna L.Neidhamer (KSH), Barbara K. Smith(KSH), Jillian M. Freitas (KSK),

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T he choy-Kee ‘Ohana established a scholarship to honor choy Kee & Victoria H. Kahana who instilledin their keiki the value of education. Like Ke Ali‘i Pauahi, their great, great grandparents held deep thetraditional Hawaiian value that knowledge is sacred. Providing the gift of education for their ‘ohana wasessential to the family legacy. each of their seven children carried that value forward to their children:and now there are six generations of ‘ohana who have benefited from the wisdom of these influentialfamily leaders.

every other year the choy-Kee ‘Ohana hold a reunion. All year long committees work together to organizethis well planned event. there is entertainment, ono food, a country store, and an auction. the money raisedfrom the auction has traditionally been distributed to family members as an annual scholarship, usually tohaumāna who have a financial need. After a decade of touching many family members with the scholarship,the family Board felt it was time to expand the legacy to others.

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Health, Medicine & NutritionChristine Alicata Memorial Scholarship (KSK)

Recipient: Ghislaine K. Cravalho

George Hi‘ilani Mills Perpetual FellowshipRecipients: Kristine M. Saiki,Moana K. Gaspar

Virginia A. Rowan Scholarship (KSK)Recipients: Kuuleimana C. Johnson

LawWilliam S. Richardson Commemorative Scholarship

Recipients: Moanikeala R. Crowell,Nicholas R. Monlux, Kamaile A. Nichols,Ashley K. Obrey

Liberal Arts & ScienceDenis Wong & Associates Scholarship

Recipients: Moana K. Gaspar, ChelestesLee K. Grace, Carolyn L. Wong

MediaKHON TV-2 / KGMB CommunicationsScholarship (KS)

Recipients: Reece K. Alnas (KSH), Jordan T.Takekawa (KSK), Justyn P. Ah Chong (KSK),Matthew D. Freitas (KSK), Tyler P. Takamori(KSK), Jordan K. Jenkins (KSM)

Music & Visual ArtsBeamer Family Scholarships (listed below) (KSK)

- Winona BeamerRecipient: Micha K. McPeek

- Keola & Kapono BeamerRecipients: Mark E. Serrao,Brandon L. Souza

- Pono & Louise BeamerRecipient: Jessica K. Cabral,Ian K. Maioho

- Helen Desha Beamer Hawaiian MusicRecipient: Charles K. Marks

- Emalani SearfossRecipient: Hokulani H. Holt-Padilla

Bruce & Jackie Mahi Erickson GrantRecipient: Brittany W. Dayton

David Lorch Music Scholarship (KSK)Not awarded in 2007

Edwin Mahiai Copp Beamer ScholarshipRecipient: Alika N. Young

Lena Kaulumau Machado Haku MeleScholarship (KSK)

Recipient: Bowe M. Souza

Native Hawaiian Visual Arts ScholarshipNot awarded in 2007

Pop Diamond Scholarship (KSK)Recipient: Ashlyn A. Aipa

Turney-Gillett Music Scholarship (KSK)Recipients: Colin T. Kamemoto,Paul W. Judd

Ula Baker Sheecha ScholarshipRecipients: Vicen A. Akina (KSK),Jennifer A. Arruda, Brittney K. Embernate,Marissa I. Lee (KSM)

Zillah Young Memorial Scholarship (KSK)Recipient: Tatiana E. Echevarria

Natural SciencesCharles P.K.M. Burrows/ Hui LamaScholarship (KSK)

Not awarded in 2007

Natalie Y. Kurashima (KSK), Malia K. Paresa(KSK), Pohai H. Patterson (KSK), Jodie S.Young (KSK), Kristen K. Enriquez (KSM),Star M. Kemfort (KSM), Jessica L. Ogawa(KSM), Tiare K. Pundyke (KSM), Kelly M.Smith (KSM), Nadia N. Williams (KSM)

Pauahi Scholar (KS)Recipients: Dustin K. Case (Liko LehuaAward - KSH), Hekili K. Lani (KSH), Eric K.Lau (KSH), Nalehua F. Pito (Liko LehuaAward - KSH), DeAnna F. Basques (KSM),Brenden L. Burk (KSM), Michael F. Kim (KSM),Shauna K. Podlewski (KSM), Shanna S.Salbedo (KSM), Keaton K. Tam (KSM),Jessica K. Cabral (KSK), Kapono I. Chang (KSK),Mallory K. Hee (KSK), Jordan K. Inafuku (KSK),Shayna M. Kapaona (KSK), Andrew K.Kinimaka (KSK)

Richard Lyman Memorial ScholarshipRecipients: Lara A. Evensen (KSK),Lynn Nau (Pahoa High School)

Tennyson K. Tom Scholarship (KSK)Recipient: Matthew A. Chun-Lum

Theodore Richards Scholarship (KS)Recipients: Kyle M. DuPonte (KSH),Danielle H. Kuali‘i (KSH), Andrew K.Gorospe (KSK), Chelsea A. Pestana (KSK),Leslie N. Asato (KSM), Corbin K. Rivera (KSM)

AthleticsDoris M. Lyman Scholarship (KS)

Recipient: Hanalei L. Crowell

Douglas K.K. Chung Memorial Scholarship (KSK)Recipient: Rykin K. Enos

Kamehameha Schools Female Athlete Scholarship(KSK)

Recipient: Randolyn L. Nohara

Kamehameha Schools Female ScholarAthlete of the Year Scholarship (KSK)

Recipient: Shayna M. Kapaona

Kamehameha Schools Male Scholar Athleteof the Year Scholarship (KSK)

Recipient: Jordan K. Inafuku

Waipa Nishimura Memorial Scholarship (KSK)Recipients: Karie K. Nickle, Kyle I. Pidot

Business & FinanceGoldman Sachs / Matsuo TakabukiCommemorative Scholarship

Recipients: Kukui P. Awana, Sarah K.Blane, Ramie L. Fernandez, Staton Ann K.Mineshima, Nicholas K. Tevaga

Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce ScholarshipRecipients: Aaron K. Auna, Sarah K. BlaneElizabeth Anne P. Kaupiko, Kealaonapua E.O'Sullivan, Tyler H. Stevenson

Culinary ArtsDaisy Bell Memorial Scholarship (KSK)

Recipient: Noah G. Fonoti

EducationAllen A. & Margaret Bailey Scholarship (KSK)

Recipients: Nicole H. Miyashiro,Elizabeth K. Kekauoha

Gladys Kamakakūokalani ‘Ainoa Brandt ScholarshipRecipients: Kymberlee K. Borge, Keoki K.Haynes, Leilani E. Kaluhiokalani-MyersBrandon Luke

Inspirational Educator ScholarshipRecipient: Nanette L. Arsiga-Faurot

Myron & Laura Thompson ScholarshipRecipient: Leilani E. Kaluhiokalani-Myers

Engineering, Architecture,Computer Science, Electronicsor MathematicsHerbert K. Keppeler Scholarship (KSK)

Recipient: Kalei L. Dudoit

Theodore A. Vierra Scholarship (KSK)Recipients: Christopher K. Belcher,Matthew I. Ebia

Hawaiian Language & StudiesEdwin P. Murray Scholarship (KSH)

Not awarded in 2007

Johnny Pineapple ScholarshipRecipients: Brandi K. Ahlo (KSK),James L. Pili

Ka ‘Ōlelo Hawai‘i O Kamehameha Scholarship (KSK)Recipient: Jennifer K. Alohikea

Sarah Keli‘ilolena Lum Konia Nakoa HawaiianLanguage Perpetual Scholarship

Recipient: Marion M. Ano

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Health, Medicine & NutritionChristine Alicata Memorial Scholarship (KSK)

Recipient: Ghislaine K. Cravalho

George Hi‘ilani Mills Perpetual FellowshipRecipients: Kristine M. Saiki,Moana K. Gaspar

Virginia A. Rowan Scholarship (KSK)Recipients: Kuuleimana C. Johnson

LawWilliam S. Richardson Commemorative Scholarship

Recipients: Moanikeala R. Crowell,Nicholas R. Monlux, Kamaile A. Nichols,Ashley K. Obrey

Liberal Arts & ScienceDenis Wong & Associates Scholarship

Recipients: Moana K. Gaspar, ChelestesLee K. Grace, Carolyn L. Wong

MediaKHON TV-2 / KGMB CommunicationsScholarship (KS)

Recipients: Reece K. Alnas (KSH), Jordan T.Takekawa (KSK), Justyn P. Ah Chong (KSK),Matthew D. Freitas (KSK), Tyler P. Takamori(KSK), Jordan K. Jenkins (KSM)

Music & Visual ArtsBeamer Family Scholarships (listed below) (KSK)

- Winona BeamerRecipient: Micha K. McPeek

- Keola & Kapono BeamerRecipients: Mark E. Serrao,Brandon L. Souza

- Pono & Louise BeamerRecipient: Jessica K. Cabral,Ian K. Maioho

- Helen Desha Beamer Hawaiian MusicRecipient: Charles K. Marks

- Emalani SearfossRecipient: Hokulani H. Holt-Padilla

Bruce & Jackie Mahi Erickson GrantRecipient: Brittany W. Dayton

David Lorch Music Scholarship (KSK)Not awarded in 2007

Edwin Mahiai Copp Beamer ScholarshipRecipient: Alika N. Young

Lena Kaulumau Machado Haku MeleScholarship (KSK)

Recipient: Bowe M. Souza

Native Hawaiian Visual Arts ScholarshipNot awarded in 2007

Pop Diamond Scholarship (KSK)Recipient: Ashlyn A. Aipa

Turney-Gillett Music Scholarship (KSK)Recipients: Colin T. Kamemoto,Paul W. Judd

Ula Baker Sheecha ScholarshipRecipients: Vicen A. Akina (KSK),Jennifer A. Arruda, Brittney K. Embernate,Marissa I. Lee (KSM)

Zillah Young Memorial Scholarship (KSK)Recipient: Tatiana E. Echevarria

Natural SciencesCharles P.K.M. Burrows/ Hui LamaScholarship (KSK)

Not awarded in 2007

Natalie Y. Kurashima (KSK), Malia K. Paresa(KSK), Pohai H. Patterson (KSK), Jodie S.Young (KSK), Kristen K. Enriquez (KSM),Star M. Kemfort (KSM), Jessica L. Ogawa(KSM), Tiare K. Pundyke (KSM), Kelly M.Smith (KSM), Nadia N. Williams (KSM)

Pauahi Scholar (KS)Recipients: Dustin K. Case (Liko LehuaAward - KSH), Hekili K. Lani (KSH), Eric K.Lau (KSH), Nalehua F. Pito (Liko LehuaAward - KSH), DeAnna F. Basques (KSM),Brenden L. Burk (KSM), Michael F. Kim (KSM),Shauna K. Podlewski (KSM), Shanna S.Salbedo (KSM), Keaton K. Tam (KSM),Jessica K. Cabral (KSK), Kapono I. Chang (KSK),Mallory K. Hee (KSK), Jordan K. Inafuku (KSK),Shayna M. Kapaona (KSK), Andrew K.Kinimaka (KSK)

Richard Lyman Memorial ScholarshipRecipients: Lara A. Evensen (KSK),Lynn Nau (Pahoa High School)

Tennyson K. Tom Scholarship (KSK)Recipient: Matthew A. Chun-Lum

Theodore Richards Scholarship (KS)Recipients: Kyle M. DuPonte (KSH),Danielle H. Kuali‘i (KSH), Andrew K.Gorospe (KSK), Chelsea A. Pestana (KSK),Leslie N. Asato (KSM), Corbin K. Rivera (KSM)

AthleticsDoris M. Lyman Scholarship (KS)

Recipient: Hanalei L. Crowell

Douglas K.K. Chung Memorial Scholarship (KSK)Recipient: Rykin K. Enos

Kamehameha Schools Female Athlete Scholarship(KSK)

Recipient: Randolyn L. Nohara

Kamehameha Schools Female ScholarAthlete of the Year Scholarship (KSK)

Recipient: Shayna M. Kapaona

Kamehameha Schools Male Scholar Athleteof the Year Scholarship (KSK)

Recipient: Jordan K. Inafuku

Waipa Nishimura Memorial Scholarship (KSK)Recipients: Karie K. Nickle, Kyle I. Pidot

Business & FinanceGoldman Sachs / Matsuo TakabukiCommemorative Scholarship

Recipients: Kukui P. Awana, Sarah K.Blane, Ramie L. Fernandez, Staton Ann K.Mineshima, Nicholas K. Tevaga

Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce ScholarshipRecipients: Aaron K. Auna, Sarah K. BlaneElizabeth Anne P. Kaupiko, Kealaonapua E.O'Sullivan, Tyler H. Stevenson

Culinary ArtsDaisy Bell Memorial Scholarship (KSK)

Recipient: Noah G. Fonoti

EducationAllen A. & Margaret Bailey Scholarship (KSK)

Recipients: Nicole H. Miyashiro,Elizabeth K. Kekauoha

Gladys Kamakakūokalani ‘Ainoa Brandt ScholarshipRecipients: Kymberlee K. Borge, Keoki K.Haynes, Leilani E. Kaluhiokalani-MyersBrandon Luke

Inspirational Educator ScholarshipRecipient: Nanette L. Arsiga-Faurot

Myron & Laura Thompson ScholarshipRecipient: Leilani E. Kaluhiokalani-Myers

Engineering, Architecture,Computer Science, Electronicsor MathematicsHerbert K. Keppeler Scholarship (KSK)

Recipient: Kalei L. Dudoit

Theodore A. Vierra Scholarship (KSK)Recipients: Christopher K. Belcher,Matthew I. Ebia

Hawaiian Language & StudiesEdwin P. Murray Scholarship (KSH)

Not awarded in 2007

Johnny Pineapple ScholarshipRecipients: Brandi K. Ahlo (KSK),James L. Pili

Ka ‘Ōlelo Hawai‘i O Kamehameha Scholarship (KSK)Recipient: Jennifer K. Alohikea

Sarah Keli‘ilolena Lum Konia Nakoa HawaiianLanguage Perpetual Scholarship

Recipient: Marion M. Ano

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charter school supportOne of the ways in which Pauahi’s legacy is being extended to reachhaumāna who are not able to attend Ks’ campuses is through charterschool support. KAPF is helping to build awareness and get support forthese courageous schools that give haumāna a choice at a culturally richeducation.

Hawaiian-focused start-up public charter schools offer unique servicesto children and families based on culturally grounded pedagogy andinstruction. Haumāna attending these charter schools achieve markedacademic improvement, become leaders in all that they do and representour kūpuna well.

the demand for culturally relevant education is growing. Most charterschools have wait lists of students who would like to attend but cannotbecause of limited funding for facilities and operations. some schools evenoperate out of temporary facilities. Kamehameha schools and otherorganizations have been helping with their daily operational needs and facilityimprovements. While these schools are doing an excellent job with thelimited resources they have, they could do even more with our kōkua.

early childhood education and Literacythe early childhood education and Literacy fund is very important toKAPF’s mission to serve more children of Hawaiian ancestry. did you knowthat many of our keiki cannot read, write or do elementary math by 3rdgrade? By providing literacy support to students, their parents and caregivers,and by promoting culturally relevant learning, these keiki will get the kōkuathey need to achieve future success in school.

Additionally, KAPF and the Harold K.L. castle Foundation havepartnered to support literacy education program in Windward O‘ahupublic schools. studies have shown that increasing competence in writingand reading predicts future success in school. simple skills that many ofus take for granted are not guaranteed, so the support that comes fromour Foundation and others makes a lifetime difference.

Advancing the Hawaiian Languagecontributions made to KAPF for the purpose of Advancing the HawaiianLanguage will assist efforts to preserve Hawaiian language and heritage, likethe work of ‘Aha Pūnana Leo, Hawaiian immersion schools or other effortsto build and share ‘ōlelo Hawai‘i. KAPF is also working with KamehamehaPublishing to distribute books written in ‘ōlelo Hawai‘i to K-12 schools inHawai‘i.

Land stewardshipFunds raised through KAPF will support efforts to e mālama i ka ‘āina.Historically, land has always been an integral part of Hawaiian culture.through your donations, KAPF can support those who are preservingthese precious lands for all generations, assuring that precious natural andcultural resources are cared for.

KAPF Giving Menu

Mahalo

Other /Region-BasedHerbert & Ollie Brook FoundationScholarship (KSM)

Recipients: Amber K. Corpuz, Tanya K.Johnson, Yukiko L. Okuda, KainaluK. Severson

Laura Rowe Burdick Foundation Scholarship (KSM)Recipients: Bo N. Bartolome, Brittney L.Davis, Tristen K. Freitas, Jordan K. Jenkins

Kamehameha Schools Alumni AssociationMaui Region Scholarship

Recipients: Shalia N. Aina,Anthony A. Birano, Kymberlee K. Borge,Ashley A. Canillo, Ian Dela Cruz,Kaluhialoha T. Eldridge, Naupaka D.Gouveia,Jodee A. Inouye, Cassie-Ann V. Jacinto,Doreen T Kaina, Liane W. Kamakana,Daisy K. Kanae Aina, Sanoe K. Kekahuna,Tiffany K. Lorenzo, Barbara L. Ornellas,Nohea M. Pangkee, Sherelle L. Perreira,Tyler H. Stevenson, Roxie K. SylvaDesiree U. Wallace

Kamehameha Schools Association ofMaui Scholarship (KSK)

Recipients: Alyssa Fukuoka,Kaui L. Souza, Ricki-Lee M. SouzaTyana A. Tamanaha

Kamehameha Schools Maui Class of 2007Scholarship (KSM)

Recipient: Stacy L. Akana,Corbin K. Rivera

Nā Pua O Moloka‘i Scholarship (KSK)Recipient: Camijei K. Hiro,William K. Place

Kamehameha Schools Hawai‘i Parents &Teachers Organization Scholarship (KSH)

Recipients: Janna W. Ahu,Whitney O. Wagner, Tyson L. Goo,

Nalehua F. Pitoy, Mary F. Brzezowski,Kawika P. Asam, Kyson K. Respicio,Lauren A. Carvalho, Leslie K. Kelly,Lindsay K. Hanohano-Tripp,Lowena K. Kahana, Maile K. Roldan,Anya P. Adams, Jeffrey F. Akimseu,Dustin K. Case, Cheyenne A. Doronio,Brittney K. Embernate, Brittany T. Iyo,Jamie K. Kapahu, Hekili K. Lani,Eric K. Lau, Byron K. Poy,Barbara K. Smith, Brett B. Yamada

Wallace & Barbara Ka‘awaloa Scholarship (KSK)Recipients: David K. Pomare,Asherly K. Silva

ReligionDesha-Mulholland Scholarship (KS)

Recipient: Jamie L. DeMello (KSK)Leslie N. Asato (KSM), Carissima K. Naki (KSH)

Iwalani Carpenter Sowa ScholarshipNot awarded in 2007

Social StudiesKamehameha Schools Social StudiesFaculty Scholarship (KSK)

Recipient: Shayna M. Kapaona

K-12 Private SchoolAcademy of the Pacific

Recipient: Keoni DanielSaint Andrew’s Priory

Recipients: Kauimakaonaona Ho,Jarian Ka‘ahanui, Mahina Kame‘enui-Becker,Meagan Mole

(KS) denotes that scholarships are designated by donor togive preference to Kamehameha Schools’ graduatingseniors at a particular campus (KSK - KamehamehaSchools Kapālama, KSM - Kamehameha Schools Mauiand KSH - Kamehameha Schools Hawai‘i). Awards forKamehameha Schools’ graduating seniors are selectedthrough a nomination process and determined by campusCounselors and Administration. Other post-highscholarships are open to the general public withpreference given to students of Hawaiian ancestry.Recipients are selected through a fair and unbiasedprocess and awards are determined by objective selectioncommittees managed by Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation staff.

New Scholarships initiatedor endowed during the2006 -2007 fiscal year:Charles Cockett ‘OhanaChoy-Kee ‘OhanaDwayne “Nakila” SteeleJoseph NāwahīJoseph A. SowaKamehameha Schools Class of 1956Kamehameha Schools Hawaii Class of 2007Kamehameha Schools Maui Class of 2007Michael “Mikey” MiyakeTesoro Corporation

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charter school supportOne of the ways in which Pauahi’s legacy is being extended to reachhaumāna who are not able to attend Ks’ campuses is through charterschool support. KAPF is helping to build awareness and get support forthese courageous schools that give haumāna a choice at a culturally richeducation.

Hawaiian-focused start-up public charter schools offer unique servicesto children and families based on culturally grounded pedagogy andinstruction. Haumāna attending these charter schools achieve markedacademic improvement, become leaders in all that they do and representour kūpuna well.

the demand for culturally relevant education is growing. Most charterschools have wait lists of students who would like to attend but cannotbecause of limited funding for facilities and operations. some schools evenoperate out of temporary facilities. Kamehameha schools and otherorganizations have been helping with their daily operational needs and facilityimprovements. While these schools are doing an excellent job with thelimited resources they have, they could do even more with our kōkua.

early childhood education and Literacythe early childhood education and Literacy fund is very important toKAPF’s mission to serve more children of Hawaiian ancestry. did you knowthat many of our keiki cannot read, write or do elementary math by 3rdgrade? By providing literacy support to students, their parents and caregivers,and by promoting culturally relevant learning, these keiki will get the kōkuathey need to achieve future success in school.

Additionally, KAPF and the Harold K.L. castle Foundation havepartnered to support literacy education program in Windward O‘ahupublic schools. studies have shown that increasing competence in writingand reading predicts future success in school. simple skills that many ofus take for granted are not guaranteed, so the support that comes fromour Foundation and others makes a lifetime difference.

Advancing the Hawaiian Languagecontributions made to KAPF for the purpose of Advancing the HawaiianLanguage will assist efforts to preserve Hawaiian language and heritage, likethe work of ‘Aha Pūnana Leo, Hawaiian immersion schools or other effortsto build and share ‘ōlelo Hawai‘i. KAPF is also working with KamehamehaPublishing to distribute books written in ‘ōlelo Hawai‘i to K-12 schools inHawai‘i.

Land stewardshipFunds raised through KAPF will support efforts to e mālama i ka ‘āina.Historically, land has always been an integral part of Hawaiian culture.through your donations, KAPF can support those who are preservingthese precious lands for all generations, assuring that precious natural andcultural resources are cared for.

KAPF Giving Menu

Mahalo

Other /Region-BasedHerbert & Ollie Brook FoundationScholarship (KSM)

Recipients: Amber K. Corpuz, Tanya K.Johnson, Yukiko L. Okuda, KainaluK. Severson

Laura Rowe Burdick Foundation Scholarship (KSM)Recipients: Bo N. Bartolome, Brittney L.Davis, Tristen K. Freitas, Jordan K. Jenkins

Kamehameha Schools Alumni AssociationMaui Region Scholarship

Recipients: Shalia N. Aina,Anthony A. Birano, Kymberlee K. Borge,Ashley A. Canillo, Ian Dela Cruz,Kaluhialoha T. Eldridge, Naupaka D.Gouveia,Jodee A. Inouye, Cassie-Ann V. Jacinto,Doreen T Kaina, Liane W. Kamakana,Daisy K. Kanae Aina, Sanoe K. Kekahuna,Tiffany K. Lorenzo, Barbara L. Ornellas,Nohea M. Pangkee, Sherelle L. Perreira,Tyler H. Stevenson, Roxie K. SylvaDesiree U. Wallace

Kamehameha Schools Association ofMaui Scholarship (KSK)

Recipients: Alyssa Fukuoka,Kaui L. Souza, Ricki-Lee M. SouzaTyana A. Tamanaha

Kamehameha Schools Maui Class of 2007Scholarship (KSM)

Recipient: Stacy L. Akana,Corbin K. Rivera

Nā Pua O Moloka‘i Scholarship (KSK)Recipient: Camijei K. Hiro,William K. Place

Kamehameha Schools Hawai‘i Parents &Teachers Organization Scholarship (KSH)

Recipients: Janna W. Ahu,Whitney O. Wagner, Tyson L. Goo,

Nalehua F. Pitoy, Mary F. Brzezowski,Kawika P. Asam, Kyson K. Respicio,Lauren A. Carvalho, Leslie K. Kelly,Lindsay K. Hanohano-Tripp,Lowena K. Kahana, Maile K. Roldan,Anya P. Adams, Jeffrey F. Akimseu,Dustin K. Case, Cheyenne A. Doronio,Brittney K. Embernate, Brittany T. Iyo,Jamie K. Kapahu, Hekili K. Lani,Eric K. Lau, Byron K. Poy,Barbara K. Smith, Brett B. Yamada

Wallace & Barbara Ka‘awaloa Scholarship (KSK)Recipients: David K. Pomare,Asherly K. Silva

ReligionDesha-Mulholland Scholarship (KS)

Recipient: Jamie L. DeMello (KSK)Leslie N. Asato (KSM), Carissima K. Naki (KSH)

Iwalani Carpenter Sowa ScholarshipNot awarded in 2007

Social StudiesKamehameha Schools Social StudiesFaculty Scholarship (KSK)

Recipient: Shayna M. Kapaona

K-12 Private SchoolAcademy of the Pacific

Recipient: Keoni DanielSaint Andrew’s Priory

Recipients: Kauimakaonaona Ho,Jarian Ka‘ahanui, Mahina Kame‘enui-Becker,Meagan Mole

(KS) denotes that scholarships are designated by donor togive preference to Kamehameha Schools’ graduatingseniors at a particular campus (KSK - KamehamehaSchools Kapālama, KSM - Kamehameha Schools Mauiand KSH - Kamehameha Schools Hawai‘i). Awards forKamehameha Schools’ graduating seniors are selectedthrough a nomination process and determined by campusCounselors and Administration. Other post-highscholarships are open to the general public withpreference given to students of Hawaiian ancestry.Recipients are selected through a fair and unbiasedprocess and awards are determined by objective selectioncommittees managed by Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation staff.

New Scholarships initiatedor endowed during the2006 -2007 fiscal year:Charles Cockett ‘OhanaChoy-Kee ‘OhanaDwayne “Nakila” SteeleJoseph NāwahīJoseph A. SowaKamehameha Schools Class of 1956Kamehameha Schools Hawaii Class of 2007Kamehameha Schools Maui Class of 2007Michael “Mikey” MiyakeTesoro Corporation

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1930Lei MaiLeMay B. K. cookisabel K. Lemon

1931Lei MaiLeJanet H. richards

1932Lei Pīkakesamuel & thelma chang

1934Lei MaiLedaisy K. Lung

1936Lei MaiLeMikahala White cockett turner

1937Lei MaiLeMary-Nell Kahleremanuel N. sproat

1939Lei MaiLedorothy L. Burger

1940Lei Pīkakecurtis Kekoa

Lei MaiLeGeorge e. Newton

1941Lei PīkakePaul L. A. duvauchelleWai Wing & else seto

Lei MaiLeViolet Kuulei Palama ihara

1942Lei PuakenikeniLehua r. conrad

Lei MaiLeLouis K. Agard, Jr.Alama AyersPaul LemkeMary Lock

1944Lei PīkakeHarold Aionathomas chungedith r. Wassman

Lei MaiLeVesta A. K. Will

1945Lei PīkakeJohn M. AgardLtc Francis r. McMillen

Lei MaiLeJ. Arthur Mccabe

1946Lei PīkakeBernhardt & ida JonesPaul K. Kekoa

Lei MaiLeJoshua & Janice Akana, Jr.Hoover cox

1947Lei PuakenikeniKenneth Kaualanipili Kimseu

Lei Pīkakerev. Henry J. G. K. Boshardedward Lee

2007 recipient of theKamehameha schools class of 1973

~ “Proud to be ‘73” award

Mahina’s love of aviation began at the age of 12 and grewover the years as she spent time flying back and forthbetween her family home on Kaua‘i and Kamehamehaschools Kapālama during her school breaks. Becoming apilot, and flying to exotic locations around the world becamemore than just a dream, it became a career choice.Motivated, commited and organized, Mahina applied andwas admitted to the embry riddle Aeronautical University- college of Aviation.

Mahina is deeply aware of the opportunities that haveopened up to her both through her education and hermother’s enduring encouragement. Understanding thatcollege is an essential step towards becoming a pilot her hard

work and achievement have prepared her to reach her goalsof pursuing a career in aeronautical engineering.

Mahina’s personal goals extend beyond becoming a pilot.she hopes to be able to work in collaboration with others toeventually establish a program that caters to Hawaiianstudents who want to become involved in aviation andaeronautics. she envisions a program that will provide botheducational and financial support to those in the Hawaiiancommunity who also dream of spreading their wings.

this scholarship, established by the Kamehameha schoolsclass of 1973 in recognition of their 30th class reunion,supports worthy individuals in their educational pursuits.

Mahina H. Haumea

scholarshiprecipient

NĀ PAE HA‘AWINA – GIFTING LEVELSThe significance of the lei represents the many scholarship recipients that benefit from the funds that have been graciously donated to Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation.The lei are all known for their exotic fragrances and every gift, like the fragrance of each of these flowers is unique and appreciated.

LEI KIELE - $10,000+ LEI PUAKENIKENI - $1,000 - $4,999 LEI PĪKAKE - $100 - $499LEI PAKALANA - $5,000 - $9,999 LEI ‘AWAPUHI - $500 - $999 LEI MAILE - UP TO $100

Kamehameha schools‘Ohana Alumni contributorsKe Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation is grateful to all the Kamehameha schoolsAlumni who have demonstrated their desire to “give back” by coming

together and giving generously to the Foundation.

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1930Lei MaiLeMay B. K. cookisabel K. Lemon

1931Lei MaiLeJanet H. richards

1932Lei Pīkakesamuel & thelma chang

1934Lei MaiLedaisy K. Lung

1936Lei MaiLeMikahala White cockett turner

1937Lei MaiLeMary-Nell Kahleremanuel N. sproat

1939Lei MaiLedorothy L. Burger

1940Lei Pīkakecurtis Kekoa

Lei MaiLeGeorge e. Newton

1941Lei PīkakePaul L. A. duvauchelleWai Wing & else seto

Lei MaiLeViolet Kuulei Palama ihara

1942Lei PuakenikeniLehua r. conrad

Lei MaiLeLouis K. Agard, Jr.Alama AyersPaul LemkeMary Lock

1944Lei PīkakeHarold Aionathomas chungedith r. Wassman

Lei MaiLeVesta A. K. Will

1945Lei PīkakeJohn M. AgardLtc Francis r. McMillen

Lei MaiLeJ. Arthur Mccabe

1946Lei PīkakeBernhardt & ida JonesPaul K. Kekoa

Lei MaiLeJoshua & Janice Akana, Jr.Hoover cox

1947Lei PuakenikeniKenneth Kaualanipili Kimseu

Lei Pīkakerev. Henry J. G. K. Boshardedward Lee

2007 recipient of theKamehameha schools class of 1973

~ “Proud to be ‘73” award

Mahina’s love of aviation began at the age of 12 and grewover the years as she spent time flying back and forthbetween her family home on Kaua‘i and Kamehamehaschools Kapālama during her school breaks. Becoming apilot, and flying to exotic locations around the world becamemore than just a dream, it became a career choice.Motivated, commited and organized, Mahina applied andwas admitted to the embry riddle Aeronautical University- college of Aviation.

Mahina is deeply aware of the opportunities that haveopened up to her both through her education and hermother’s enduring encouragement. Understanding thatcollege is an essential step towards becoming a pilot her hard

work and achievement have prepared her to reach her goalsof pursuing a career in aeronautical engineering.

Mahina’s personal goals extend beyond becoming a pilot.she hopes to be able to work in collaboration with others toeventually establish a program that caters to Hawaiianstudents who want to become involved in aviation andaeronautics. she envisions a program that will provide botheducational and financial support to those in the Hawaiiancommunity who also dream of spreading their wings.

this scholarship, established by the Kamehameha schoolsclass of 1973 in recognition of their 30th class reunion,supports worthy individuals in their educational pursuits.

Mahina H. Haumea

scholarshiprecipient

NĀ PAE HA‘AWINA – GIFTING LEVELSThe significance of the lei represents the many scholarship recipients that benefit from the funds that have been graciously donated to Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation.The lei are all known for their exotic fragrances and every gift, like the fragrance of each of these flowers is unique and appreciated.

LEI KIELE - $10,000+ LEI PUAKENIKENI - $1,000 - $4,999 LEI PĪKAKE - $100 - $499LEI PAKALANA - $5,000 - $9,999 LEI ‘AWAPUHI - $500 - $999 LEI MAILE - UP TO $100

Kamehameha schools‘Ohana Alumni contributorsKe Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation is grateful to all the Kamehameha schoolsAlumni who have demonstrated their desire to “give back” by coming

together and giving generously to the Foundation.

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1948Lei ‘awaPuhiNa ‘Ohana crabbe

Lei PīkakeBrian & Mayday cardronald H. Poepoe

Lei MaiLecalvin & cora chaiLouis & Blanche Futrell

1949Lei ‘awaPuhiJoseph Hall, Jr.

Lei Pīkakerichmond A. ApakaAbraham J. cummingsHoward & Janice Fullerdavid N. Kaahaaina, sr.dr. Glenn K. Pang-ching

Lei MaiLeLydia Puna Kaaialii-ramossamuel c. KaomeaBeverly Piilani Kinimakathomas & rochelle LishmanWilliam & Mildred Liucharles & Kate roy

1950Lei ‘awaPuhiOswald & Kuulei stender

Lei PīkakeGilmer d. L. ApakaHerbert & evelyn Kai, Jr.ruth L. K. OyadamariPuanani Woo

1951Lei ‘awaPuhiJohn & Georgia Meyer

Lei PīkakeNevada s. Ah LoPua s. choyrobert V. y. LeeKenneth K. sheldonrobert & Laverne tirrell

Lei MaiLeJoseph Freitas, Jr.John K. LeeFrank & edith Pinhoterry & darlene Plunkett

1952Lei PīkakeBernice K. L. BakerJudge Melvin K. soongshirley A. young

Lei MaiLeLeroy & Leinaala AkamineGloriann K. Akauedward & Annie LeeMilton & ruth McAngus

1953Lei PuakenikeniAndrew & Jaya Poepoe

Lei PīkakePhilip & Jeanette Akiona, Jr.Frederico L. cachola, Jr.daniel KaloiWallace & Priscilla tirrell

Lei MaiLeKatherine K. &

severino domingoJosephine Kaloainez K. & K. William stevens

1954Lei Pīkakeroselyne K. Gandallcaroline K. PonceJoseph K. Puourobert & Laverne tirrell

Lei MaiLeMerwyn & Barbara Lyons, Jr.randy & Aloha sanborn, sr.

1955Lei PakaLanarobert K. & Hope Kihune

Lei PīkakeHenry & Beulah Mae Arakakistephen & Orpha Beirnechristopher & dorothy Kekipieli Kaui NahuluMartha L. stephensonLeroy & elvine Victorinerobert e. Worthington

Lei MaiLedayle & Maureen Pescaia, sr.Minuet M. ratledge

1956Lei Puakenikenisaffery M. BellHaliimaile d. A. GooViolet K. e. Hughesclifford H. Hussey

claudette P. NaauaoAlvin H. Pauoleeleanor B. Potts

Lei ‘awaPuhideanne L. enosthomas r. PruettLouise L. soongernest s K Wilson, Jr.

Lei Pīkakesimeon K. Akaka, iiirosella P. AkionaKennard K. ApakaGeorge K. Apo, Jr.Brucella H. Berarddoreen d. P. chockrobert K. cooper, Jr.Oliver K. crowellellen K. de LeonVelma Fishrapplee V. FitzsimmonsLewis & Barbara HubbardHarold e. iidacaroldean K. JacksonAustin Kaawaloadaniel K. Kahawai, iicreighton K. Kamanadaniel F. KeliiGlenn M. Kukahikodouglas L. KunukauBernardine U. LeeMaydel M. Louiecarol K. MakahanaloaMelvin e. MakahanaloaMililani B. McQuiveyHarry J. Murrayedwin c. NamahoeLorraine P. Phillipcharlotte A. Posten

Anthony H. sangLawrence H. shigakiNaomi W. souzaHelene N. supePhyllis P. tateroberta thomasyvonne L. Villoriasylvia H. Whitethomasine K. B. Wilson

Lei MaiLeMaile Ann ArtisArletta L. BrancoNorma L. caudillBobbie L. deanAlan J. HallMyles N. ioanerowena M. JacksonHenry M. Kanehailua, Jr.Aldrene N. KnightLena K. robertsonLeni P. rolfsonVerna P. sorensonWilfred K. i. sugiyamaAlvin H. VierraWilliam G. Webersolomon M. Wong

1957Lei PuakenikeniMarjorie & William crawfordLynette & richard Paglinawaneugene & carol yee

Lei ‘awaPuhiLyle M. du PontHualani J. FernandesValerie K. imanaka NĀ PAE HA‘AWINA – GIFTING LEVELS

LEI KIELE - $10,000+ LEI PUAKENIKENI - $1,000 - $4,999 LEI PĪKAKE - $100 - $499LEI PAKALANA - $5,000 - $9,999 LEI ‘AWAPUHI - $500 - $999 LEI MAILE - UP TO $100

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The significance of the lei represents the many scholarship recipients that benefit from the funds that have been graciously donated to Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation.The lei are all known for their exotic fragrances and every gift, like the fragrance of each of these flowers is unique and appreciated.

Lei Pīkakestella M. carterLyford P. chongcaroldean N. FischerHenry t. Foo sum, Jr.chester & sybil KahapeaJacob P. Kaleikini, Jr.Arthur & rhoda LoeblMary & charles MacGillJoan i. MachadoGordon M. MachadoJeremiah & ellen Pahukula, sr.Kuulei & eligio reyesterry W. L. rogersdutchie safferyJames & Olinda shefteFrances & Henry Wong

Lei MaiLeJames d. chongLorraine & robert enterlineMaetan & Nancy KaulaAgnes O. Pililaaueleanore & Anthony rodriguesJudith P. schraederMomi suzukiellen & George Whitesamuel L. yong, Jr.

1958Lei kieLeBruce & Jackie Mahi erickson

Lei PīkakeNanette P. dettloffBernadette P. Lancaster

Lei MaiLeWilliam G. A. Akitony & Ann LumLuana sala

1959Lei PīkakeV. Napua Bakerdouglas & Melanie GibbKathryn KimiJane Kirchereli d. Panee, Jr.

Lei MaiLeNancy K. Kane

1960Lei PīkakeJames K. Ahia, Jr.daniel & P. Lupua Akinaraymond & elaine Antone, sr.Albert & Florence ApoMamo A. carreiracharles & Juvenna changAlberta & edward chongconstance L. FreemanAlbert & Geraldine JohansenJoanna U. KaaleleGeorge K. K. Kaeo, Jr.Georgiana Kahalehoe

richard L. KahikinaWinston K. Lum, sr.William K. LymanVerlie Ann K. Malina-Wrightrobert K. NalaieluaAllen & sue Ann Napoleonclaire r. U. PruetJames J. sette, Jr.rebecca K. spens-BlakleyPaul & eleanor stevensPatricia & HaroldGraham & eloise thompsonearl & Anne yamada

Lei MaiLeLinda M. K. BernardWailani Broad-campe. Lahapa BurkeWilliam A. chandlerLuana chongPhyllis L. clementerosebelle K. Hansent. Nani Langridgeernell d. P. Leongelizabeth J. K. Ludingtonsusan L. NgJoel L. PahukulaAileen K. Paneesandra L. Petermanredge & Linda robertsGabriel & Faith shiroma

1961Lei 'awaPuhiJulian K. Akodr. Michael J. & Bina chun

Lei Pīkakeclarence & Patricia Ako, sr.ed & diane Alexanderstanley c. dahlinJudy & Archie estampadannette & Billy Gardneredwin & Puanani Lindsey, Jr.rodney r. sanborn &

colleen Murphy-sanborn

Lei MaiLeHerman & Patricia BrandtJohn & teuila elliottKathleen & Jeffrey HamiltonHarry & Puanani Moleta, sr.Norman & Bonnie Namyvonne "Peewee" ryandiane smithLinda M. L. somaAudrey Veloria

1962Lei PakaLanaJ. douglas K. ing

Lei PīkakeJames L. Kumeclement K. souza

Lei MaiLeMoana Akanadavid Alama, Jr. &

Aileen Alama-Veniegasdorothy & Agenhart ellis, Jr.John & Nalani GreathouseLila J. rodrigues

1963Lei 'awaPuhisandra A. AkinaPhillip M. Arnold

Lei PīkakeGeorgiana V. e. Alvarochris & Gwen Hilbus

Lei MaiLePaulette N. Kahalepunadarlene U. Leecornelius & Linda Wills, Jr.

1964Lei Pīkakeclaire r. Alfilerdonald Bowman & Lynnette Apodr. carl Kalani BeyerWayne & Freesia Kaneaiakaladennis c. H. KimJames rusty seymour

1948Lei ‘awaPuhiNa ‘Ohana crabbe

Lei PīkakeBrian & Mayday cardronald H. Poepoe

Lei MaiLecalvin & cora chaiLouis & Blanche Futrell

1949Lei ‘awaPuhiJoseph Hall, Jr.

Lei Pīkakerichmond A. ApakaAbraham J. cummingsHoward & Janice Fullerdavid N. Kaahaaina, sr.dr. Glenn K. Pang-ching

Lei MaiLeLydia Puna Kaaialii-ramossamuel c. KaomeaBeverly Piilani Kinimakathomas & rochelle LishmanWilliam & Mildred Liucharles & Kate roy

1950Lei ‘awaPuhiOswald & Kuulei stender

Lei PīkakeGilmer d. L. ApakaHerbert & evelyn Kai, Jr.ruth L. K. OyadamariPuanani Woo

1951Lei ‘awaPuhiJohn & Georgia Meyer

Lei PīkakeNevada s. Ah LoPua s. choyrobert V. y. LeeKenneth K. sheldonrobert & Laverne tirrell

Lei MaiLeJoseph Freitas, Jr.John K. LeeFrank & edith Pinhoterry & darlene Plunkett

1952Lei PīkakeBernice K. L. BakerJudge Melvin K. soongshirley A. young

Lei MaiLeLeroy & Leinaala AkamineGloriann K. Akauedward & Annie LeeMilton & ruth McAngus

1953Lei PuakenikeniAndrew & Jaya Poepoe

Lei PīkakePhilip & Jeanette Akiona, Jr.Frederico L. cachola, Jr.daniel KaloiWallace & Priscilla tirrell

Lei MaiLeKatherine K. &

severino domingoJosephine Kaloainez K. & K. William stevens

1954Lei Pīkakeroselyne K. Gandallcaroline K. PonceJoseph K. Puourobert & Laverne tirrell

Lei MaiLeMerwyn & Barbara Lyons, Jr.randy & Aloha sanborn, sr.

1955Lei PakaLanarobert K. & Hope Kihune

Lei PīkakeHenry & Beulah Mae Arakakistephen & Orpha Beirnechristopher & dorothy Kekipieli Kaui NahuluMartha L. stephensonLeroy & elvine Victorinerobert e. Worthington

Lei MaiLedayle & Maureen Pescaia, sr.Minuet M. ratledge

1956Lei Puakenikenisaffery M. BellHaliimaile d. A. GooViolet K. e. Hughesclifford H. Hussey

claudette P. NaauaoAlvin H. Pauoleeleanor B. Potts

Lei ‘awaPuhideanne L. enosthomas r. PruettLouise L. soongernest s K Wilson, Jr.

Lei Pīkakesimeon K. Akaka, iiirosella P. AkionaKennard K. ApakaGeorge K. Apo, Jr.Brucella H. Berarddoreen d. P. chockrobert K. cooper, Jr.Oliver K. crowellellen K. de LeonVelma Fishrapplee V. FitzsimmonsLewis & Barbara HubbardHarold e. iidacaroldean K. JacksonAustin Kaawaloadaniel K. Kahawai, iicreighton K. Kamanadaniel F. KeliiGlenn M. Kukahikodouglas L. KunukauBernardine U. LeeMaydel M. Louiecarol K. MakahanaloaMelvin e. MakahanaloaMililani B. McQuiveyHarry J. Murrayedwin c. NamahoeLorraine P. Phillipcharlotte A. Posten

Anthony H. sangLawrence H. shigakiNaomi W. souzaHelene N. supePhyllis P. tateroberta thomasyvonne L. Villoriasylvia H. Whitethomasine K. B. Wilson

Lei MaiLeMaile Ann ArtisArletta L. BrancoNorma L. caudillBobbie L. deanAlan J. HallMyles N. ioanerowena M. JacksonHenry M. Kanehailua, Jr.Aldrene N. KnightLena K. robertsonLeni P. rolfsonVerna P. sorensonWilfred K. i. sugiyamaAlvin H. VierraWilliam G. Webersolomon M. Wong

1957Lei PuakenikeniMarjorie & William crawfordLynette & richard Paglinawaneugene & carol yee

Lei ‘awaPuhiLyle M. du PontHualani J. FernandesValerie K. imanaka NĀ PAE HA‘AWINA – GIFTING LEVELS

LEI KIELE - $10,000+ LEI PUAKENIKENI - $1,000 - $4,999 LEI PĪKAKE - $100 - $499LEI PAKALANA - $5,000 - $9,999 LEI ‘AWAPUHI - $500 - $999 LEI MAILE - UP TO $100

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The significance of the lei represents the many scholarship recipients that benefit from the funds that have been graciously donated to Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation.The lei are all known for their exotic fragrances and every gift, like the fragrance of each of these flowers is unique and appreciated.

Lei Pīkakestella M. carterLyford P. chongcaroldean N. FischerHenry t. Foo sum, Jr.chester & sybil KahapeaJacob P. Kaleikini, Jr.Arthur & rhoda LoeblMary & charles MacGillJoan i. MachadoGordon M. MachadoJeremiah & ellen Pahukula, sr.Kuulei & eligio reyesterry W. L. rogersdutchie safferyJames & Olinda shefteFrances & Henry Wong

Lei MaiLeJames d. chongLorraine & robert enterlineMaetan & Nancy KaulaAgnes O. Pililaaueleanore & Anthony rodriguesJudith P. schraederMomi suzukiellen & George Whitesamuel L. yong, Jr.

1958Lei kieLeBruce & Jackie Mahi erickson

Lei PīkakeNanette P. dettloffBernadette P. Lancaster

Lei MaiLeWilliam G. A. Akitony & Ann LumLuana sala

1959Lei PīkakeV. Napua Bakerdouglas & Melanie GibbKathryn KimiJane Kirchereli d. Panee, Jr.

Lei MaiLeNancy K. Kane

1960Lei PīkakeJames K. Ahia, Jr.daniel & P. Lupua Akinaraymond & elaine Antone, sr.Albert & Florence ApoMamo A. carreiracharles & Juvenna changAlberta & edward chongconstance L. FreemanAlbert & Geraldine JohansenJoanna U. KaaleleGeorge K. K. Kaeo, Jr.Georgiana Kahalehoe

richard L. KahikinaWinston K. Lum, sr.William K. LymanVerlie Ann K. Malina-Wrightrobert K. NalaieluaAllen & sue Ann Napoleonclaire r. U. PruetJames J. sette, Jr.rebecca K. spens-BlakleyPaul & eleanor stevensPatricia & HaroldGraham & eloise thompsonearl & Anne yamada

Lei MaiLeLinda M. K. BernardWailani Broad-campe. Lahapa BurkeWilliam A. chandlerLuana chongPhyllis L. clementerosebelle K. Hansent. Nani Langridgeernell d. P. Leongelizabeth J. K. Ludingtonsusan L. NgJoel L. PahukulaAileen K. Paneesandra L. Petermanredge & Linda robertsGabriel & Faith shiroma

1961Lei 'awaPuhiJulian K. Akodr. Michael J. & Bina chun

Lei Pīkakeclarence & Patricia Ako, sr.ed & diane Alexanderstanley c. dahlinJudy & Archie estampadannette & Billy Gardneredwin & Puanani Lindsey, Jr.rodney r. sanborn &

colleen Murphy-sanborn

Lei MaiLeHerman & Patricia BrandtJohn & teuila elliottKathleen & Jeffrey HamiltonHarry & Puanani Moleta, sr.Norman & Bonnie Namyvonne "Peewee" ryandiane smithLinda M. L. somaAudrey Veloria

1962Lei PakaLanaJ. douglas K. ing

Lei PīkakeJames L. Kumeclement K. souza

Lei MaiLeMoana Akanadavid Alama, Jr. &

Aileen Alama-Veniegasdorothy & Agenhart ellis, Jr.John & Nalani GreathouseLila J. rodrigues

1963Lei 'awaPuhisandra A. AkinaPhillip M. Arnold

Lei PīkakeGeorgiana V. e. Alvarochris & Gwen Hilbus

Lei MaiLePaulette N. Kahalepunadarlene U. Leecornelius & Linda Wills, Jr.

1964Lei Pīkakeclaire r. Alfilerdonald Bowman & Lynnette Apodr. carl Kalani BeyerWayne & Freesia Kaneaiakaladennis c. H. KimJames rusty seymour

2007 recipient of both Gladys Kamakakūokalani ‘AinoaBrandt scholarship and Myron & Laura thompson scholarship

Leilani, a graduate ofJames B. castle Highschool in Kāne‘ohe, is a

first-year graduate student pursuing her master’s degree in elementaryeducation at chaminade University of Honolulu. Multi-tasking isnothing new to Leilani; she attends classes in the evening in additionto teaching first grade at Waimānalo elementary school on theWindward side of O‘ahu full time during the day. As a child, Leilanialways dreamed of becoming a teacher and began her post-highjourney in elementary education at chaminade. As a student-athleteand captain of the cross-country team, she maintained a cumulativeGPA of 4.0 and graduated summa cum Laude with a minor in

Psychology. Leilani is the epitome of a well-balanced individual in allways – academically, socially and athletically. Her love for workingwith families and students in her hometown region of Ko‘olau Loa isevident. “teaching is my life. i love working with my students andhaving a positive impact on their lives,” and is “helping them becomesuccessful” everyday.

Both scholarship awards Leilani has received support students whoaspire to become educators and who are committed to working withHawaiian children in Hawai‘i after completion of their education. she isfocused on fulfilling her childhood dreams to help the youth of Hawai‘i“be the very best they can be,” and serves as an inspiration to us all.

Leilani e.Kaluhiokalani-Myers

scholarshiprecipient

NĀ PAE HA‘AWINA – GIFTING LEVELS

LEI KIELE - $10,000+ LEI PUAKENIKENI - $1,000 - $4,999 LEI PĪKAKE - $100 - $499LEI PAKALANA - $5,000 - $9,999 LEI ‘AWAPUHI - $500 - $999 LEI MAILE - UP TO $100

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Lei MaiLeBarry & Kaui BlomfieldJudith N. BurgessGlenn K. chungMaggie K. HanohanoAbraham L. Maioho, Jr.Billye ObadoBernie silvaWalter simao, Jr.

1965Lei Puakenikenirobert & Jane terry

Lei 'awaPuhiAnthony & diana Kam

Lei Pīkaketonie BiranoPatrick & earleene Garvey, Jr.robert c. OdaFrances A. sanfordMel deja Wakefield

Lei MaiLeNewton L. Akionasandra deckerArthur & sandra doocharlene K. s. KawamotoWayne & Alicia KernLanice Pullano

1966Lei Puakenikenir. Kawika Makanani

Lei Pīkakecaroline K. BelsomJames & ramune Blevins, Jr.dr. sandra K. chock-engrinda J. FernandesGeorge & Nancy HeiligmanLeslie & Barbara Kahalekaicurtis & rebecca KekunaFrancine U. Lavilla

Lei MaiLePaula de silvaLucille Kalauokaaea-KaheleFrank & evelyn Lokelani MccuinJames & Joan Ullin

1967Lei PīkakeJohn A. K. chadwickHarrison PaganKathryn A. reisMichael & Vivien tamashiroBruce & charmain Wong

Lei MaiLeMelani G. AbihaiKathleen K. Flemingelizabeth L. HansenMarcia s. yardley

1968Lei Pīkakedouglas & Meta Katherine Aposharlene chun-Lum & Bruce Lum

Michele A. Gillette. Kaiponohea HaleMichael KamWilliam t. Kay, Jr.Harold & Ann Marie KeenerHaunani s. L. Kekunarobert KurlanskyMartin P. MartinsonWilliet H. & William J. Medeiros

Lei MaiLesuzanne & James Akironald W. LumMarcia H. MitchellMichael & tamara Pavich

1969Lei 'awaPuhiNeil & Mariane HannahsKathleen K. Paishon

Lei PīkakePancho L. AlconNathaniel & Annette changrobert Hano davidson

Lei MaiLeedward J. Ah sam, Jr.Linda s. K. AhueJanice A. Akausydney & Kawehi KeliipuleoleValerie L. M. Luning-Akaucharles & Layne soon

1970Lei PakaLanadon & dee Jay Mailer

Lei Puakenikenidrs. claire & Kuhio Asam

Lei 'awaPuhiJoy M. AipoalaniKevin L. L. BaptistAlyssa K. B. BraffithLaurene L. trumboJonathan & Paula Wong

Lei PīkakeMarsha K. BolsonKirk & ione Lei BrownMerlyn & darrylnn Ferreiraraynette P. Fukuiclaudney ionaGaylien H. Laritasuzanne takimotoGeorgia H. Wong

Lei MaiLedien truong &

sarah Akaka-truongcarolyn Haunani Maunu-HendrixWanda L. MoaLinda i. Nishimuratoni L. PalermoLorna PoeFaith V. sandiHarold L. slate, Jr.

1971Lei PakaLanateresa Makuakane-drechsel &

emanuel drechsel

Lei Puakenikenidawn Farm-ramseyKim Lan simmons-connonMAJ Vaughn G. A. Vasconcellos

Lei 'awaPuhiAaron Mahi

Lei Pīkakedeena Ahakuelo-yamamotodr. Jeffrey AkakaLenox & d. Leinaala chockGaylyn s. s. colomaMaria eliarose K. Haodavid & Janice HussWanda c. MachadoLee K. MoikehaBenny c. Nary, iiLani Narytheresa Owana salazarLeona K. seto-Mook

Lei MaiLeMaurice Nakahara &

donna Aana-NakaharaLeonora K. AnchetaKim L. Kalama

The significance of the lei represents the many scholarship recipients that benefit from the funds that have been graciously donated to Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation.The lei are all known for their exotic fragrances and every gift, like the fragrance of each of these flowers is unique and appreciated.

2007 recipient of both Gladys Kamakakūokalani ‘AinoaBrandt scholarship and Myron & Laura thompson scholarship

Leilani, a graduate ofJames B. castle Highschool in Kāne‘ohe, is a

first-year graduate student pursuing her master’s degree in elementaryeducation at chaminade University of Honolulu. Multi-tasking isnothing new to Leilani; she attends classes in the evening in additionto teaching first grade at Waimānalo elementary school on theWindward side of O‘ahu full time during the day. As a child, Leilanialways dreamed of becoming a teacher and began her post-highjourney in elementary education at chaminade. As a student-athleteand captain of the cross-country team, she maintained a cumulativeGPA of 4.0 and graduated summa cum Laude with a minor in

Psychology. Leilani is the epitome of a well-balanced individual in allways – academically, socially and athletically. Her love for workingwith families and students in her hometown region of Ko‘olau Loa isevident. “teaching is my life. i love working with my students andhaving a positive impact on their lives,” and is “helping them becomesuccessful” everyday.

Both scholarship awards Leilani has received support students whoaspire to become educators and who are committed to working withHawaiian children in Hawai‘i after completion of their education. she isfocused on fulfilling her childhood dreams to help the youth of Hawai‘i“be the very best they can be,” and serves as an inspiration to us all.

Leilani e.Kaluhiokalani-Myers

scholarshiprecipient

NĀ PAE HA‘AWINA – GIFTING LEVELS

LEI KIELE - $10,000+ LEI PUAKENIKENI - $1,000 - $4,999 LEI PĪKAKE - $100 - $499LEI PAKALANA - $5,000 - $9,999 LEI ‘AWAPUHI - $500 - $999 LEI MAILE - UP TO $100

1514

Lei MaiLeBarry & Kaui BlomfieldJudith N. BurgessGlenn K. chungMaggie K. HanohanoAbraham L. Maioho, Jr.Billye ObadoBernie silvaWalter simao, Jr.

1965Lei Puakenikenirobert & Jane terry

Lei 'awaPuhiAnthony & diana Kam

Lei Pīkaketonie BiranoPatrick & earleene Garvey, Jr.robert c. OdaFrances A. sanfordMel deja Wakefield

Lei MaiLeNewton L. Akionasandra deckerArthur & sandra doocharlene K. s. KawamotoWayne & Alicia KernLanice Pullano

1966Lei Puakenikenir. Kawika Makanani

Lei Pīkakecaroline K. BelsomJames & ramune Blevins, Jr.dr. sandra K. chock-engrinda J. FernandesGeorge & Nancy HeiligmanLeslie & Barbara Kahalekaicurtis & rebecca KekunaFrancine U. Lavilla

Lei MaiLePaula de silvaLucille Kalauokaaea-KaheleFrank & evelyn Lokelani MccuinJames & Joan Ullin

1967Lei PīkakeJohn A. K. chadwickHarrison PaganKathryn A. reisMichael & Vivien tamashiroBruce & charmain Wong

Lei MaiLeMelani G. AbihaiKathleen K. Flemingelizabeth L. HansenMarcia s. yardley

1968Lei Pīkakedouglas & Meta Katherine Aposharlene chun-Lum & Bruce Lum

Michele A. Gillette. Kaiponohea HaleMichael KamWilliam t. Kay, Jr.Harold & Ann Marie KeenerHaunani s. L. Kekunarobert KurlanskyMartin P. MartinsonWilliet H. & William J. Medeiros

Lei MaiLesuzanne & James Akironald W. LumMarcia H. MitchellMichael & tamara Pavich

1969Lei 'awaPuhiNeil & Mariane HannahsKathleen K. Paishon

Lei PīkakePancho L. AlconNathaniel & Annette changrobert Hano davidson

Lei MaiLeedward J. Ah sam, Jr.Linda s. K. AhueJanice A. Akausydney & Kawehi KeliipuleoleValerie L. M. Luning-Akaucharles & Layne soon

1970Lei PakaLanadon & dee Jay Mailer

Lei Puakenikenidrs. claire & Kuhio Asam

Lei 'awaPuhiJoy M. AipoalaniKevin L. L. BaptistAlyssa K. B. BraffithLaurene L. trumboJonathan & Paula Wong

Lei PīkakeMarsha K. BolsonKirk & ione Lei BrownMerlyn & darrylnn Ferreiraraynette P. Fukuiclaudney ionaGaylien H. Laritasuzanne takimotoGeorgia H. Wong

Lei MaiLedien truong &

sarah Akaka-truongcarolyn Haunani Maunu-HendrixWanda L. MoaLinda i. Nishimuratoni L. PalermoLorna PoeFaith V. sandiHarold L. slate, Jr.

1971Lei PakaLanateresa Makuakane-drechsel &

emanuel drechsel

Lei Puakenikenidawn Farm-ramseyKim Lan simmons-connonMAJ Vaughn G. A. Vasconcellos

Lei 'awaPuhiAaron Mahi

Lei Pīkakedeena Ahakuelo-yamamotodr. Jeffrey AkakaLenox & d. Leinaala chockGaylyn s. s. colomaMaria eliarose K. Haodavid & Janice HussWanda c. MachadoLee K. MoikehaBenny c. Nary, iiLani Narytheresa Owana salazarLeona K. seto-Mook

Lei MaiLeMaurice Nakahara &

donna Aana-NakaharaLeonora K. AnchetaKim L. Kalama

The significance of the lei represents the many scholarship recipients that benefit from the funds that have been graciously donated to Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation.The lei are all known for their exotic fragrances and every gift, like the fragrance of each of these flowers is unique and appreciated.

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Anthony Vericella &dana Mehau-Vericella

Lorna H. MotasJames & theresa Noa, Jr.Kurtis & Annabel saiki

1972Lei Puakenikeniroland & cheryl chong-AriolaLynn & Nahua MaunakeaKatherine Lokelani PatrickMarcia A. K. saquing

Lei MaiLePhillip & catherine OgataBillie & Nelson tangr. Healani Waiau

1973Lei Pīkakerick Akau & sabrina tomaerwin & rochelle Arquette, Jr.Noel & emiko Bakerdonna L. O. K. chingFrances L. dinnanLori A. Hanaikeronald s. Kimballrandy A. LakeWinston & Myra Olasor. F. & Beatrice K ravenscraftstephen & theresa reelitzMarcus & Jeanette rosehill

Lei MaiLeernie & ede FukumotoKenneth K. FurukawaWayne & Valerie OnoLyn G. & derek K. ragragola

1974Lei Puakenikeniscott McBirnie & derrick chan

Lei 'awaPuhidaniel & Alison Akiu, Jr.debra & scott HentonGary K. HeuLibby Jane K. Kaopuikidr. Phillip W. reyes, M.d.Kanoe H. Williamscalvin e. youngrobert & coreene d. Zablan

Lei PīkakeAlan L. AkakaJan K. ApoJolyn chewJohn & sherri donlinJohn Aylett &

cyndy Hennessey-AylettAvis r. ingBrendan & rae LouiJames & Lynda Lui-KwanJade Maudavid & Uluwehi PenaGeorge & Karen sippleGlenn & Lytle takemotoHenry Kalani Wongdwight & Wynnona yoshimura

Lei MaiLedidi AnthonyH. Kelekona & roberta BishawGuy L. crowellshelley K. Feyrosemarie & Brian HerrmannNormalei Jacksontim & diane Kawahakuiirvin & Lynn Kodama

Myron & debra LindseyGrant i. W. t. LooMaedyne N. Luke Molinarowena L. Masutani Batungbacaldwight Williams &

Jeanne Medeiros-WilliamsKay Haunani Oliveiracreighton & colette Oshirostephanie sakugawaMari c. stewartLee K. takamoricoleen H. WellerNorma Wong

1975Lei PakaLanacharles ching & colleen Wong

Lei 'awaPuhiiwalani s. Goldstein

Lei PīkakeKeith Kalani Akanaronelle K. KoppKaren L. F. stine

Lei MaiLeKevin & Noe Burkettdory Ann K. Fariasronn A. Hanaikeedward & Piilani Hanohanodenise V. L. Kauhiearle & carrie KealohaLaura Lei U. Kekauoha-MetzgerKathy K. MaurerBrian K. McFeeleyKahele MiuraGordon & Arlene Kealoha Pratt

1976Lei Puakenikenidennis & Lauren shak

Lei Pīkakesusan K. BottiBetsy U. del FierroArline M. KabasawaGeorgene s. tsujisharlene K. s. Wong

Lei MaiLeHeather Ann W. Ahuecindy c. U. Akana-Lacerdoderon s. K. AkionaKenneth & Leslie Alagan, Jr.Melinda Lau edwardsedward K. Kalama, Jr.Janis c. KaneJay & Jill Kauka

1977Lei Pīkakedr. Gary W. & samantha AhnLee Ann L. delimaFrancis A. P. Kau

Lei MaiLeLaurie & richard ApikiGlen & Liana HondaWallie M. Kimura-NobrigaAaron & Gretchen Lorenzostacy P. rezentes

1978Lei PakaLanaM'liss Moore & devin Alford

Lei PīkakeNanette t. N. dudoit

Lei MaiLecharlene N. christensonroy & shirley GuratWray e. KimLeimamo NittaMiles K. takaki

1979Lei Pīkakedr. Lianne M. chingdr. Francis K. chunMichael L. Kaleikini

Lei MaiLeWilliam & Ua AgbayaniLyla K. eldredgeteru A. enomoto-HeylLei FurtadoWilliam & Jennifer Makanui, iii

1980Lei 'awaPuhiGaylord B. Lyman, Jr.

Lei PīkakeLindsey K. s. Allendeborah A. K. tokuhara

Lei MaiLeMichael F. AdamsKaeo & desiree Ah sauPaul & doreen changAlbert & shonn chee, Jr.derek & dawn clarkKaukokalani c. Kanecalvin M. Kaneshiro

NĀ PAE HA‘AWINA – GIFTING LEVELS

LEI KIELE - $10,000+ LEI PUAKENIKENI - $1,000 - $4,999 LEI PĪKAKE - $100 - $499LEI PAKALANA - $5,000 - $9,999 LEI ‘AWAPUHI - $500 - $999 LEI MAILE - UP TO $100

The significance of the lei represents the many scholarship recipients that benefit from the funds that have been graciously donated to Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation.The lei are all known for their exotic fragrances and every gift, like the fragrance of each of these flowers is unique and appreciated.

1981Lei Pīkakesharmaine H. enosHenry K. rio

Lei MaiLeKim K. Kanaiaupunicheryl K. Olszewski

1982Lei Pīkakecarolyn Kehaunani Abaddarcy K. & Jillinda A. BarriosWendell & rae Lee

Lei MaiLeLadd P. AkeoMichael & c. Kehau AkionaMichael L. AlmeidaValerie M. changAloha colemanKawena cushinghamAnn M. K. LoveBonnieleah K. O. Mcafee-torcoAbraham K. Mokunui, Jr.Marjorie L. P. tupper

1983Lei Pīkakerhonda A. N. Alexander-Monkresderick Kakaiorussell chin & Kapi Kenoi-chinLance Leong &

Andrea Hussey-LeongMalia t. Meredith

Lei MaiLeJennifer K. Awaicamilla cami Vignoedonnita L. K. Wong

1984Lei 'awaPuhiW. Kelii Brown, Jr.

Lei Pīkakereydan "tita" AhunaLisa Holt-de saMalia K. KauhaneWendi-Liz P. tancayo-Mebille &

christopher c. Mebille

Lei MaiLeZessica L. ApikiAmanda L. FernandezBarbara & William Haalilioivalee L. P. Kamalurussell & Gaynor KaupuKai MarkellMichelle N. K. sasaokaKimberly L. thomas

1985Lei Pīkakeraymond e. Botelhochristine K. Laumauna

Lei MaiLeKale & Loriann Bishopcarol L. carvalho

edmund & Benita charMichael t. conchingMaiken Kuuipo copeGayle L. cosierstephen Kaufman &

deanna calderone-KaufmanMichael s. Kawakamiroth K. PungAdrienne Pikake renaud-cashmantroy F. K. shimasakiJodie y. W. toyotadeborah-Jean H. Wentzel

1986Lei 'awaPuhitimothy & Audrey

Ann Kanani Burke

Lei Pīkakestacie N. elferingW. K. & Mavelin raboyJoylynn i. L. H. yarbrough

Lei MaiLeLeo K. delatoriLeilani M. Guerrero-Butler

1987Lei Pīkakescott & Kanani BriggsPatrick A. Wong

Lei MaiLeMara BaconBrad & Leann KoanuiJoni MaluoNelson Wong &

Monica Naeole-Wong

1988Lei PīkakeFred K. GallegosKekai & Penny Kahalepunathor d. L. Kamakaalaedward & Vanessa Punua

Lei MaiLeKanani P. FurugenLoreen L. Kawewehiscott r. KeopuhiwaVance L. Kitaokadeatri A. Nakeastuart K. PinhoKim e. teraiJared & yumi Ushirodashelley H. Weatherwax

1989Lei PakaLanatravis & Laura tom

Lei PīkakeHailama FardenKris M. K. Galagochristy L. HiraeLawnie-Lyn U. Lau

Lei MaiLeMalcolm & Mary Lee HelmAngienette Kea Kala

1990Lei 'awaPuhiJared Kalani chingsherylann M. L. enomoto

Lei Pīkakecedric A. BertelmannLisa M. Urbshot

Lei MaiLeBenjamin Ancheta, Jr.Brendalyn M. F. estebanemmett & Mei Li Kinneythomas & Lyane santos

1991Lei PīkakeKaren K. &

Matthew B. AlamidaWilliam Kalani FongKenneth J. KaleiwaheaK. Haaheo Kaopuiki

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Anthony Vericella &dana Mehau-Vericella

Lorna H. MotasJames & theresa Noa, Jr.Kurtis & Annabel saiki

1972Lei Puakenikeniroland & cheryl chong-AriolaLynn & Nahua MaunakeaKatherine Lokelani PatrickMarcia A. K. saquing

Lei MaiLePhillip & catherine OgataBillie & Nelson tangr. Healani Waiau

1973Lei Pīkakerick Akau & sabrina tomaerwin & rochelle Arquette, Jr.Noel & emiko Bakerdonna L. O. K. chingFrances L. dinnanLori A. Hanaikeronald s. Kimballrandy A. LakeWinston & Myra Olasor. F. & Beatrice K ravenscraftstephen & theresa reelitzMarcus & Jeanette rosehill

Lei MaiLeernie & ede FukumotoKenneth K. FurukawaWayne & Valerie OnoLyn G. & derek K. ragragola

1974Lei Puakenikeniscott McBirnie & derrick chan

Lei 'awaPuhidaniel & Alison Akiu, Jr.debra & scott HentonGary K. HeuLibby Jane K. Kaopuikidr. Phillip W. reyes, M.d.Kanoe H. Williamscalvin e. youngrobert & coreene d. Zablan

Lei PīkakeAlan L. AkakaJan K. ApoJolyn chewJohn & sherri donlinJohn Aylett &

cyndy Hennessey-AylettAvis r. ingBrendan & rae LouiJames & Lynda Lui-KwanJade Maudavid & Uluwehi PenaGeorge & Karen sippleGlenn & Lytle takemotoHenry Kalani Wongdwight & Wynnona yoshimura

Lei MaiLedidi AnthonyH. Kelekona & roberta BishawGuy L. crowellshelley K. Feyrosemarie & Brian HerrmannNormalei Jacksontim & diane Kawahakuiirvin & Lynn Kodama

Myron & debra LindseyGrant i. W. t. LooMaedyne N. Luke Molinarowena L. Masutani Batungbacaldwight Williams &

Jeanne Medeiros-WilliamsKay Haunani Oliveiracreighton & colette Oshirostephanie sakugawaMari c. stewartLee K. takamoricoleen H. WellerNorma Wong

1975Lei PakaLanacharles ching & colleen Wong

Lei 'awaPuhiiwalani s. Goldstein

Lei PīkakeKeith Kalani Akanaronelle K. KoppKaren L. F. stine

Lei MaiLeKevin & Noe Burkettdory Ann K. Fariasronn A. Hanaikeedward & Piilani Hanohanodenise V. L. Kauhiearle & carrie KealohaLaura Lei U. Kekauoha-MetzgerKathy K. MaurerBrian K. McFeeleyKahele MiuraGordon & Arlene Kealoha Pratt

1976Lei Puakenikenidennis & Lauren shak

Lei Pīkakesusan K. BottiBetsy U. del FierroArline M. KabasawaGeorgene s. tsujisharlene K. s. Wong

Lei MaiLeHeather Ann W. Ahuecindy c. U. Akana-Lacerdoderon s. K. AkionaKenneth & Leslie Alagan, Jr.Melinda Lau edwardsedward K. Kalama, Jr.Janis c. KaneJay & Jill Kauka

1977Lei Pīkakedr. Gary W. & samantha AhnLee Ann L. delimaFrancis A. P. Kau

Lei MaiLeLaurie & richard ApikiGlen & Liana HondaWallie M. Kimura-NobrigaAaron & Gretchen Lorenzostacy P. rezentes

1978Lei PakaLanaM'liss Moore & devin Alford

Lei PīkakeNanette t. N. dudoit

Lei MaiLecharlene N. christensonroy & shirley GuratWray e. KimLeimamo NittaMiles K. takaki

1979Lei Pīkakedr. Lianne M. chingdr. Francis K. chunMichael L. Kaleikini

Lei MaiLeWilliam & Ua AgbayaniLyla K. eldredgeteru A. enomoto-HeylLei FurtadoWilliam & Jennifer Makanui, iii

1980Lei 'awaPuhiGaylord B. Lyman, Jr.

Lei PīkakeLindsey K. s. Allendeborah A. K. tokuhara

Lei MaiLeMichael F. AdamsKaeo & desiree Ah sauPaul & doreen changAlbert & shonn chee, Jr.derek & dawn clarkKaukokalani c. Kanecalvin M. Kaneshiro

NĀ PAE HA‘AWINA – GIFTING LEVELS

LEI KIELE - $10,000+ LEI PUAKENIKENI - $1,000 - $4,999 LEI PĪKAKE - $100 - $499LEI PAKALANA - $5,000 - $9,999 LEI ‘AWAPUHI - $500 - $999 LEI MAILE - UP TO $100

The significance of the lei represents the many scholarship recipients that benefit from the funds that have been graciously donated to Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation.The lei are all known for their exotic fragrances and every gift, like the fragrance of each of these flowers is unique and appreciated.

1981Lei Pīkakesharmaine H. enosHenry K. rio

Lei MaiLeKim K. Kanaiaupunicheryl K. Olszewski

1982Lei Pīkakecarolyn Kehaunani Abaddarcy K. & Jillinda A. BarriosWendell & rae Lee

Lei MaiLeLadd P. AkeoMichael & c. Kehau AkionaMichael L. AlmeidaValerie M. changAloha colemanKawena cushinghamAnn M. K. LoveBonnieleah K. O. Mcafee-torcoAbraham K. Mokunui, Jr.Marjorie L. P. tupper

1983Lei Pīkakerhonda A. N. Alexander-Monkresderick Kakaiorussell chin & Kapi Kenoi-chinLance Leong &

Andrea Hussey-LeongMalia t. Meredith

Lei MaiLeJennifer K. Awaicamilla cami Vignoedonnita L. K. Wong

1984Lei 'awaPuhiW. Kelii Brown, Jr.

Lei Pīkakereydan "tita" AhunaLisa Holt-de saMalia K. KauhaneWendi-Liz P. tancayo-Mebille &

christopher c. Mebille

Lei MaiLeZessica L. ApikiAmanda L. FernandezBarbara & William Haalilioivalee L. P. Kamalurussell & Gaynor KaupuKai MarkellMichelle N. K. sasaokaKimberly L. thomas

1985Lei Pīkakeraymond e. Botelhochristine K. Laumauna

Lei MaiLeKale & Loriann Bishopcarol L. carvalho

edmund & Benita charMichael t. conchingMaiken Kuuipo copeGayle L. cosierstephen Kaufman &

deanna calderone-KaufmanMichael s. Kawakamiroth K. PungAdrienne Pikake renaud-cashmantroy F. K. shimasakiJodie y. W. toyotadeborah-Jean H. Wentzel

1986Lei 'awaPuhitimothy & Audrey

Ann Kanani Burke

Lei Pīkakestacie N. elferingW. K. & Mavelin raboyJoylynn i. L. H. yarbrough

Lei MaiLeLeo K. delatoriLeilani M. Guerrero-Butler

1987Lei Pīkakescott & Kanani BriggsPatrick A. Wong

Lei MaiLeMara BaconBrad & Leann KoanuiJoni MaluoNelson Wong &

Monica Naeole-Wong

1988Lei PīkakeFred K. GallegosKekai & Penny Kahalepunathor d. L. Kamakaalaedward & Vanessa Punua

Lei MaiLeKanani P. FurugenLoreen L. Kawewehiscott r. KeopuhiwaVance L. Kitaokadeatri A. Nakeastuart K. PinhoKim e. teraiJared & yumi Ushirodashelley H. Weatherwax

1989Lei PakaLanatravis & Laura tom

Lei PīkakeHailama FardenKris M. K. Galagochristy L. HiraeLawnie-Lyn U. Lau

Lei MaiLeMalcolm & Mary Lee HelmAngienette Kea Kala

1990Lei 'awaPuhiJared Kalani chingsherylann M. L. enomoto

Lei Pīkakecedric A. BertelmannLisa M. Urbshot

Lei MaiLeBenjamin Ancheta, Jr.Brendalyn M. F. estebanemmett & Mei Li Kinneythomas & Lyane santos

1991Lei PīkakeKaren K. &

Matthew B. AlamidaWilliam Kalani FongKenneth J. KaleiwaheaK. Haaheo Kaopuiki

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Mahalo

LEI MAILESusan K. Akiu-WilcoxMahealani B. AlvarezRenee K. BazKevin Kaipo DangJeremy K. HopkinsKeala N. KamaiJodi K. Kaneaiakala-ShimChad K. Lovell

1992LEI PĪKAKEBarry R. K. QuilloyDawn Roxburgh

LEI MAILEKoy-Allen K. OmoCarina K. TagupaClarke P. Tuitele

1993LEI PĪKAKEShelby K. MamizukaWilliam Keoni ShultzBran-Dee M. Torres

LEI MAILEElizabeth K. AhanaJeremy T. DulatreChristina K. KailihiwaLena M. NeidererTrisha Ann K. H. PlemerShannon K. Sagapolutele

1994LEI PĪKAKEJeb BassettDaniel K. Chong

LEI MAILEEdward & Darice ApoKim H. DeSilva-EbertShawn & Poliala LorenzoEmily L. Puu

1995LEI PĪKAKEAaron S. ChungHarry T. Suzuki, Jr.Chad M. Takatsugi

LEI MAILEJocelyn K. Apo-PasionAthens & Marisel ArquetteIan K. CastroNancey K. JohnsonCharla W. SchreiberLeilani S. Turajlich

1996LEI PĪKAKEJanelle N. Chun

LEI MAILERyan V. GonzalezMarissa A. M. HarmanKanoelani M. Kane

1997LEI PĪKAKEJmi L. BassettJohanna K. ChockMichael K. ChongAedward O. Los Banos

LEI MAILEAaron Aina AkamuRaenelle U. Kwock

1998LEI PĪKAKEBeau J. K. BassettReid K. E. D. Reid

LEI MAILERenee T. L. ArakakiTrina Aolani EseneStacy K. McGuireMatthew K. SpencerJeannette M. T. SunnKai H. R. SuzukiDana K. Tanigawa

1999LEI MAILEAnthony J. K. AkauMaile L. KaulukukuiJaire L. K. KeikiSamuel & Kainui Nihipali

2000LEI MAILERaelen S. K. Self

2001LEI PĪKAKETiana Lehua Koslowski

2002LEI MAILEAesha N. OheloKatharine J. Spencer

2003LEI PĪKAKEChivas H. Wakuta

LEI MAILECassie-Ann H. ChingJonathan L. Ching

2004LEI MAILEKekoa W. Valentine

2005LEI MAILELehua B. Farrar-Ivey

NĀ PAE HA‘AWINA – GIFTING LEVELSThe significance of the lei represents the many scholarship recipients that benefit from the funds that have been graciously donated to Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation. The lei are all known for their exotic fragrances and every gift, like the fragrance of each of these flowers is unique and appreciated.

LEI KIELE - $10,000+ LEI PUAKENIKENI - $1,000 - $4,999 LEI PĪKAKE - $100 - $499 LEI PAKALANA - $5,000 - $9,999 LEI ‘AWAPUHI - $500 - $999 LEI MAILE - UP TO $100

19LEI KIELE[ $10,000 + ]

Harold K. L. Castle FoundationChoy-Kee ‘OhanaTesoro Hawai‘i Corporation

LEI PAKALANA[ $5,000 ~ $9,999 ]

Kaliko & LeRoy AbbottStan & Nancy FortunaKamehameha Schools Assn. of Teachers & Parents (ATP)Kamehameha Schools Reunion Class of 1956Russell & Constance LauKim D. LorchNative Hawaiian Chamber of CommerceDiane J. Plotts

LEI PUAKENIKENI[ $1,000 ~ $4,999 ]

Alaka‘ina FoundationGaye K. K. BeamerKirk BelsbyAnn BotticelliLaura Rowe Burdick FoundationRod Chamberlain & Anne Findlay-ChamberlainScott McBirnie & Derrick ChanGordon C. CockettHawaii National BankKamehameha Alumni Glee Club, James WestlakeKamehameha Schools Class of 1957Kamehameha Schools Alumni Association - Oahu RegionKamehameha Schools Class of 1971Kamehameha Schools East Hawaii Campus K-5

Generous Extended ‘Ohana Contributors

Kamehameha Schools Hawaii Class 2007Kamehameha Schools Ka‘iwakīloumokuKamehameha Schools Maui Campus K-5Kamehameha Schools Maui Class of 2007Kamehameha Secondary School (ASKS)Michael P. LooSharon M. LorchManuhealii Inc.Ida F. MiyakeGuy & Kirsten NishimuraHunter K. PraywellHannah SpringerThe Herbert & Ollie Brook FoundationMel & Linda Tom

“There are no words that can express my gratitude. I will try my best to accomplish what Ke Ali‘i Pauahi envisioned in her Will. One day, I will also join in keeping PrincessPauahi’s legacy alive by supporting the Hawaiian community and giving back.”

~ Alyssa Meihalani Manuel, attending Oregon State and recipient of the Frank & Ruth Midkiff Scholarship{ }Ke Ali‘i Pauahi foundation wishes to thank the following individuals and organizations who supported the Foundation through their generous contributions. This report acknowledgescontributions to the Foundation from July 1, 2006 - June 30, 2007.

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Mahalo

LEI MAILESusan K. Akiu-WilcoxMahealani B. AlvarezRenee K. BazKevin Kaipo DangJeremy K. HopkinsKeala N. KamaiJodi K. Kaneaiakala-ShimChad K. Lovell

1992LEI PĪKAKEBarry R. K. QuilloyDawn Roxburgh

LEI MAILEKoy-Allen K. OmoCarina K. TagupaClarke P. Tuitele

1993LEI PĪKAKEShelby K. MamizukaWilliam Keoni ShultzBran-Dee M. Torres

LEI MAILEElizabeth K. AhanaJeremy T. DulatreChristina K. KailihiwaLena M. NeidererTrisha Ann K. H. PlemerShannon K. Sagapolutele

1994LEI PĪKAKEJeb BassettDaniel K. Chong

LEI MAILEEdward & Darice ApoKim H. DeSilva-EbertShawn & Poliala LorenzoEmily L. Puu

1995LEI PĪKAKEAaron S. ChungHarry T. Suzuki, Jr.Chad M. Takatsugi

LEI MAILEJocelyn K. Apo-PasionAthens & Marisel ArquetteIan K. CastroNancey K. JohnsonCharla W. SchreiberLeilani S. Turajlich

1996LEI PĪKAKEJanelle N. Chun

LEI MAILERyan V. GonzalezMarissa A. M. HarmanKanoelani M. Kane

1997LEI PĪKAKEJmi L. BassettJohanna K. ChockMichael K. ChongAedward O. Los Banos

LEI MAILEAaron Aina AkamuRaenelle U. Kwock

1998LEI PĪKAKEBeau J. K. BassettReid K. E. D. Reid

LEI MAILERenee T. L. ArakakiTrina Aolani EseneStacy K. McGuireMatthew K. SpencerJeannette M. T. SunnKai H. R. SuzukiDana K. Tanigawa

1999LEI MAILEAnthony J. K. AkauMaile L. KaulukukuiJaire L. K. KeikiSamuel & Kainui Nihipali

2000LEI MAILERaelen S. K. Self

2001LEI PĪKAKETiana Lehua Koslowski

2002LEI MAILEAesha N. OheloKatharine J. Spencer

2003LEI PĪKAKEChivas H. Wakuta

LEI MAILECassie-Ann H. ChingJonathan L. Ching

2004LEI MAILEKekoa W. Valentine

2005LEI MAILELehua B. Farrar-Ivey

NĀ PAE HA‘AWINA – GIFTING LEVELSThe significance of the lei represents the many scholarship recipients that benefit from the funds that have been graciously donated to Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation. The lei are all known for their exotic fragrances and every gift, like the fragrance of each of these flowers is unique and appreciated.

LEI KIELE - $10,000+ LEI PUAKENIKENI - $1,000 - $4,999 LEI PĪKAKE - $100 - $499 LEI PAKALANA - $5,000 - $9,999 LEI ‘AWAPUHI - $500 - $999 LEI MAILE - UP TO $100

19LEI KIELE[ $10,000 + ]

Harold K. L. Castle FoundationChoy-Kee ‘OhanaTesoro Hawai‘i Corporation

LEI PAKALANA[ $5,000 ~ $9,999 ]

Kaliko & LeRoy AbbottStan & Nancy FortunaKamehameha Schools Assn. of Teachers & Parents (ATP)Kamehameha Schools Reunion Class of 1956Russell & Constance LauKim D. LorchNative Hawaiian Chamber of CommerceDiane J. Plotts

LEI PUAKENIKENI[ $1,000 ~ $4,999 ]

Alaka‘ina FoundationGaye K. K. BeamerKirk BelsbyAnn BotticelliLaura Rowe Burdick FoundationRod Chamberlain & Anne Findlay-ChamberlainScott McBirnie & Derrick ChanGordon C. CockettHawaii National BankKamehameha Alumni Glee Club, James WestlakeKamehameha Schools Class of 1957Kamehameha Schools Alumni Association - Oahu RegionKamehameha Schools Class of 1971Kamehameha Schools East Hawaii Campus K-5

Generous Extended ‘Ohana Contributors

Kamehameha Schools Hawaii Class 2007Kamehameha Schools Ka‘iwakīloumokuKamehameha Schools Maui Campus K-5Kamehameha Schools Maui Class of 2007Kamehameha Secondary School (ASKS)Michael P. LooSharon M. LorchManuhealii Inc.Ida F. MiyakeGuy & Kirsten NishimuraHunter K. PraywellHannah SpringerThe Herbert & Ollie Brook FoundationMel & Linda Tom

“There are no words that can express my gratitude. I will try my best to accomplish what Ke Ali‘i Pauahi envisioned in her Will. One day, I will also join in keeping PrincessPauahi’s legacy alive by supporting the Hawaiian community and giving back.”

~ Alyssa Meihalani Manuel, attending Oregon State and recipient of the Frank & Ruth Midkiff Scholarship{ }Ke Ali‘i Pauahi foundation wishes to thank the following individuals and organizations who supported the Foundation through their generous contributions. This report acknowledgescontributions to the Foundation from July 1, 2006 - June 30, 2007.

Tyler H. Stevenson is a graduate of Lāhaināluna High School and ispursuing a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration at the universityof Hawai‘i at Mānoa with a long-term goal of attending Law School.Born and raised on the island of Maui, Tyler completed his Pre-BusinessLiberal Arts courses at Maui Community College and became adistinguished Phi Theta Kappa member. Regarding his career goals, Tylerasserts, “I have many things that I want to do to contribute to thebetterment of the world and the Hawaiian community. As a businessmanand attorney, I will be an advocate for those without a voice, a defender ofHawaiian rights, and protector of those who cannot protect themselves.”

established by the Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce in 2003, thisscholarship supports undergraduate or graduate students majoring inBusiness Administration with a GPA of 3.0 or higher.

2007 recipient ofNative Hawaiian Chamber of

Commerce Scholarship

Whitney K. IsekeGail IshimotoMahie IsmaelKelvin K. ItakuraChristian JohnsonBabe JonesKamehameha Schools

Kapalama Speech DepartmentDuke & Tracy KaneakuaPatricia A. KanuhaDwayne P. KauliaJulie C. KawakamiKe Kula Ni‘ihau O KekahaPamela L. KeawePriscilla KempLisa Kim-BryantCharlene KojiroJan & Henry KuhnsBrian LargePamela K. LauCharles & Diana LedwardFred & Barbara LeeAarion LeePauline Lee LoyRegina M. Lindseyernest & Fay LingerRobert & Theresa LudingtonJanice K. LumKevin K. LumKristina MacArthurMacy's West G.I.F.T.Mitzi MaeshiroJerelyn W. Makanui-YoshidaCharles F. MakinneyAlice ManuwaWalter & Lucille MasukoJoy C. McGinnisPeter & Luanna McKenneyCaroline R. MedranoPaul Miguel

Grace M. MillerWilliam R. MilneJodi A. MinamishinGlenn & Ko MiyatakiSolomon MoikehaJames MoikehaLawrence MordanRichard & euphemia NagashimaBrandy J. NakamuraJean Nakamura PeaMary ellen L. NakoaIvan & Doris NishimuraRose L. C. NonakaSheri PakApril & Douglas Plusselizabeth PowersMelody M. RaboySedra Raboy McGowanJessica RakowitzRoxanne RamonesLaurent & Jan Remillard, Jr.Jeff & Kanoe RobsonJohan RonningenWinona e. RubinRyder's unlimited LLCRobert & Nicole SalvatierraBrad & Stevette SantiagoLelani J. SchroederDarrell R. SchuetzJudy Scoville-LayfieldLinda ShibanoRose B. SimondsSteven C. Sipmaneric & Royce SonnenbergSouth Point Designs, Inc.Monica SpittlerHoloua Stenderelizabeth StevensonLouis T. StibbardAnna Sumida

Connie SutherlandMichele L. TaketaKeith H. TamashiroRonald & Karlette TarioWilma ThompsonDr. James ThompsonKatherine A. TibbettsSusan W. F. TodaniRonald K. & Shirley P. ToddBarbara TolentinoRen & Susan VictorinoRoyal & Karen VidaRobert C. WagnerSolomon WaineeRichard Wasserman &

Ann Coskey-WassermanWells Fargo Foundation educational

Matching Gift ProgramCharles & Johnalynn Wichman, Jr.Waimea WilliamsBrandi WongSusan WoodCecelia J. YamamuraKathleen YonaoshiCheryl Ann YoungLawrence & Muoi ZablanJanet M. Zisk

LeI MAILe[ uP TO $100 ]

Angie C. AbeTangee Acobaulima AfoaVincente D. Agpoon, Jr.Dawn AionaJames AionaTruman & Carol AkimaIris K. AkimotoKehau Akiona

Lorelei AlbertLilinoe AndrewsBelarmino & Susan Antonio, Jr.Matt ApanaJoseph ApolloWaynette K. ApoloDeri M. ArakakiAndrew & Kimberly ArakawaJulie AriasNaomi AshmanDerrick AsingCharles & Leonora BarclayBenjamin & Charlotte BautistaBetty BeckHealani BeirneRoberta R. BennettDaniel & Lyanne BinkauskiDenise BlasFaith M. BodeJohn BodineRussell & Myra BorgesRaymond & Marian BotelhoTerry BowermanLeilani BrighterSuzanne BrinkmanKathy Rose K. BrownCarol BrownDiane BulaySara BurgessShirlette BurnzBusiness Professional Services, Inc.Darlene CabanletSharice K. CabralLoralyn CacholaKelly Ann M. J. CalistroRama D. R. CamarilloConnie CampbellDante & Olan CarpenterLisette A. CarrMina Casey-Pang

Scott & Debbie Ann ChanBarbara L. Changevelyn evie CharConrad & Jodi CharmanWayne & Teresa ChingWendell & Carol ChockStanley & Georgie ChongVincent & Wendy Chong, Jr.Jay Choweldon ChunLorna ChunCurtis & Marci ChunRodney ChunDanny S. ClarkDanielle Rae K. ClarkWhitney A. CobbGwendolyn N. ColladoRuth P. CollierJanet ConeyWendy M. CookSuzie e. CooteySharen CordeiroConstance CorreiaJudy CramerDian L. CummingsRichard & Myrna CundyMarissa u. DasallaWillie & Geraldine Davis, Jr.Bonny I. DavisRobert & Peggy DecanoHarold S. Diamond, Jr.William DoleWendy DoyleKelly Beth DukelowJeanette DuranteKahelelani M. DuvalJune S. eatonBritany M. edwardsPatrick ellisDorothy ellis

LeI ‘AWAPuHI[ $500 ~ $999 ]

Suzette F. Aritaelizabeth AulsebrookBank of America Foundation, Inc.Becker Capital ManagementRussell GroatJohn & Roxann HendricksonLouanne KamJaime N. KawanabeRick MageeNa Hoaloha O KamehamehaJames W. OwensChristopher J. PatingMartin K. PeaPearl Harbor Hawaiian Civic ClubAlexander & Mary Tim

LeI PīKAKe[ $100 ~ $499 ]

Melba P.K. Agenaedwin O. Akana, Jr.Zeoma T. AkauRobert J. AlloccoMelvin & Donna AminaShay & Leona AuerbachCharles & Claudia Awai, Sr.S. Haunani BennettPatricia C. BerginRanelle K. BillenaChad BrannonJacquelyn BrezealePaula-Ann Burgess - TaualaMidori BurtonTerrilynn R. CabradillaTommy & Barbara CamarilloJean K. CampbellKimberly J. Castillon

Barry & Dawn ChangSteven & Charlene ChangChevron Texaco

Matching Gift ProgramWallace & Dawn ChinDamon ChongLinda ChowJohn V. Cockett, IIIReuben K. CockettCoconuts Travel AgencyTiana M. CompanionMary Cockett DelappJody A. DepontePaul & Gail DiasLeroy e. Dikito, Jr.B.Russell & Sharlene Dooge, Jr.elite Limousine Service, Inc.Deborah & Fred erskineLiuone FaagaiDaphne FarrarMoana FauateaDiane T. FellMary Jo FreshleyPeter FuchsGaynell FuchsMabel GallegosThe Gas CompanyArline L. HailiRichard HamasakiLouella L. Haney-MillerHawaiian Civic Club of WaimanaloMoody & Frauke HayesShane Y. HedaniDarrel R. HokeDouglas H. HoltDeanna HoltHui O PauahiSylvia HusseyNaomi InouyeMyrtle L. Iseke

Tyler H.Stevenson

ScholarshipRecipient

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Tyler H. Stevenson is a graduate of Lāhaināluna High School and ispursuing a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration at the universityof Hawai‘i at Mānoa with a long-term goal of attending Law School.Born and raised on the island of Maui, Tyler completed his Pre-BusinessLiberal Arts courses at Maui Community College and became adistinguished Phi Theta Kappa member. Regarding his career goals, Tylerasserts, “I have many things that I want to do to contribute to thebetterment of the world and the Hawaiian community. As a businessmanand attorney, I will be an advocate for those without a voice, a defender ofHawaiian rights, and protector of those who cannot protect themselves.”

established by the Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce in 2003, thisscholarship supports undergraduate or graduate students majoring inBusiness Administration with a GPA of 3.0 or higher.

2007 recipient ofNative Hawaiian Chamber of

Commerce Scholarship

Whitney K. IsekeGail IshimotoMahie IsmaelKelvin K. ItakuraChristian JohnsonBabe JonesKamehameha Schools

Kapalama Speech DepartmentDuke & Tracy KaneakuaPatricia A. KanuhaDwayne P. KauliaJulie C. KawakamiKe Kula Ni‘ihau O KekahaPamela L. KeawePriscilla KempLisa Kim-BryantCharlene KojiroJan & Henry KuhnsBrian LargePamela K. LauCharles & Diana LedwardFred & Barbara LeeAarion LeePauline Lee LoyRegina M. Lindseyernest & Fay LingerRobert & Theresa LudingtonJanice K. LumKevin K. LumKristina MacArthurMacy's West G.I.F.T.Mitzi MaeshiroJerelyn W. Makanui-YoshidaCharles F. MakinneyAlice ManuwaWalter & Lucille MasukoJoy C. McGinnisPeter & Luanna McKenneyCaroline R. MedranoPaul Miguel

Grace M. MillerWilliam R. MilneJodi A. MinamishinGlenn & Ko MiyatakiSolomon MoikehaJames MoikehaLawrence MordanRichard & euphemia NagashimaBrandy J. NakamuraJean Nakamura PeaMary ellen L. NakoaIvan & Doris NishimuraRose L. C. NonakaSheri PakApril & Douglas Plusselizabeth PowersMelody M. RaboySedra Raboy McGowanJessica RakowitzRoxanne RamonesLaurent & Jan Remillard, Jr.Jeff & Kanoe RobsonJohan RonningenWinona e. RubinRyder's unlimited LLCRobert & Nicole SalvatierraBrad & Stevette SantiagoLelani J. SchroederDarrell R. SchuetzJudy Scoville-LayfieldLinda ShibanoRose B. SimondsSteven C. Sipmaneric & Royce SonnenbergSouth Point Designs, Inc.Monica SpittlerHoloua Stenderelizabeth StevensonLouis T. StibbardAnna Sumida

Connie SutherlandMichele L. TaketaKeith H. TamashiroRonald & Karlette TarioWilma ThompsonDr. James ThompsonKatherine A. TibbettsSusan W. F. TodaniRonald K. & Shirley P. ToddBarbara TolentinoRen & Susan VictorinoRoyal & Karen VidaRobert C. WagnerSolomon WaineeRichard Wasserman &

Ann Coskey-WassermanWells Fargo Foundation educational

Matching Gift ProgramCharles & Johnalynn Wichman, Jr.Waimea WilliamsBrandi WongSusan WoodCecelia J. YamamuraKathleen YonaoshiCheryl Ann YoungLawrence & Muoi ZablanJanet M. Zisk

LeI MAILe[ uP TO $100 ]

Angie C. AbeTangee Acobaulima AfoaVincente D. Agpoon, Jr.Dawn AionaJames AionaTruman & Carol AkimaIris K. AkimotoKehau Akiona

Lorelei AlbertLilinoe AndrewsBelarmino & Susan Antonio, Jr.Matt ApanaJoseph ApolloWaynette K. ApoloDeri M. ArakakiAndrew & Kimberly ArakawaJulie AriasNaomi AshmanDerrick AsingCharles & Leonora BarclayBenjamin & Charlotte BautistaBetty BeckHealani BeirneRoberta R. BennettDaniel & Lyanne BinkauskiDenise BlasFaith M. BodeJohn BodineRussell & Myra BorgesRaymond & Marian BotelhoTerry BowermanLeilani BrighterSuzanne BrinkmanKathy Rose K. BrownCarol BrownDiane BulaySara BurgessShirlette BurnzBusiness Professional Services, Inc.Darlene CabanletSharice K. CabralLoralyn CacholaKelly Ann M. J. CalistroRama D. R. CamarilloConnie CampbellDante & Olan CarpenterLisette A. CarrMina Casey-Pang

Scott & Debbie Ann ChanBarbara L. Changevelyn evie CharConrad & Jodi CharmanWayne & Teresa ChingWendell & Carol ChockStanley & Georgie ChongVincent & Wendy Chong, Jr.Jay Choweldon ChunLorna ChunCurtis & Marci ChunRodney ChunDanny S. ClarkDanielle Rae K. ClarkWhitney A. CobbGwendolyn N. ColladoRuth P. CollierJanet ConeyWendy M. CookSuzie e. CooteySharen CordeiroConstance CorreiaJudy CramerDian L. CummingsRichard & Myrna CundyMarissa u. DasallaWillie & Geraldine Davis, Jr.Bonny I. DavisRobert & Peggy DecanoHarold S. Diamond, Jr.William DoleWendy DoyleKelly Beth DukelowJeanette DuranteKahelelani M. DuvalJune S. eatonBritany M. edwardsPatrick ellisDorothy ellis

LeI ‘AWAPuHI[ $500 ~ $999 ]

Suzette F. Aritaelizabeth AulsebrookBank of America Foundation, Inc.Becker Capital ManagementRussell GroatJohn & Roxann HendricksonLouanne KamJaime N. KawanabeRick MageeNa Hoaloha O KamehamehaJames W. OwensChristopher J. PatingMartin K. PeaPearl Harbor Hawaiian Civic ClubAlexander & Mary Tim

LeI PīKAKe[ $100 ~ $499 ]

Melba P.K. Agenaedwin O. Akana, Jr.Zeoma T. AkauRobert J. AlloccoMelvin & Donna AminaShay & Leona AuerbachCharles & Claudia Awai, Sr.S. Haunani BennettPatricia C. BerginRanelle K. BillenaChad BrannonJacquelyn BrezealePaula-Ann Burgess - TaualaMidori BurtonTerrilynn R. CabradillaTommy & Barbara CamarilloJean K. CampbellKimberly J. Castillon

Barry & Dawn ChangSteven & Charlene ChangChevron Texaco

Matching Gift ProgramWallace & Dawn ChinDamon ChongLinda ChowJohn V. Cockett, IIIReuben K. CockettCoconuts Travel AgencyTiana M. CompanionMary Cockett DelappJody A. DepontePaul & Gail DiasLeroy e. Dikito, Jr.B.Russell & Sharlene Dooge, Jr.elite Limousine Service, Inc.Deborah & Fred erskineLiuone FaagaiDaphne FarrarMoana FauateaDiane T. FellMary Jo FreshleyPeter FuchsGaynell FuchsMabel GallegosThe Gas CompanyArline L. HailiRichard HamasakiLouella L. Haney-MillerHawaiian Civic Club of WaimanaloMoody & Frauke HayesShane Y. HedaniDarrel R. HokeDouglas H. HoltDeanna HoltHui O PauahiSylvia HusseyNaomi InouyeMyrtle L. Iseke

Tyler H.Stevenson

ScholarshipRecipient

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Arlene emmsleyRose M. enosJacqueline epplingAnna L. espaniolaFrancis L. espinda-MahoeSle esprevenoaJames P. evansKim FaleJoann K. FariasKimberly K. FarrantJamie FelicildaBlaine & Jean FergerstromCynthia R. FernandezGinger M. FernandezLuida L. FlorendoKristie L. FoxFrancine C. FrankGeorge & Jonette FraticelliDaniel Q. FreitasDr. Paul H. FrieseAllan & Gail FujimotoKeith & Nalani FujimotoJan FurutaSheri Y. GallagherKaleonani K. GaperoThomas J. GardipeeMakana GarmaM.T. GenoviaLisa GentryKaren GillGlobal ImpactRoxane L. GomesCory L. GomesRichard H. GomotoStephen & Gayle GonsalvesGary A. GoodhueJill GushikenLarry & Shirley HagmannHelene HaleAnnie D. Hallstein

Charlene HamaguchiDarrell HamamuraGayle Y. HamasakiVanda L. HamppJo Anne R. HanadaPie Hanotd'Arcy HarderDeidre HarrisRemedios C. HartmannSteve & Adelyne HayamotoSherry HayashiKaren HayashidaMarsha HeeSonya HeirakujiDavid & editha HemaRichard Heydearl & Noreen HigaCharlene N. HigaKory HigaDarla L. HillStephen & Ramona HinckJonathan & Christine HindsDorothy HirataWayne HisashimaCarol HoFulton L. HoLight & Carol-Ann Hodsonelizabeth HokadaMatthew W. HoltRenae M. HoltBlanche HondaB. Noelani HongTodd T. HonnakaViolet HoohuliHoomau IncBrenza T. HoopiiAnne HornerJonathan HorswillKelly A. IbaraWendy C. Ing

Noella InnMaryanne S. InouyeRobert M. Inouyeedward & Jane Iona, Jr.Shirley C. IsagawaDick T. IwaishiGloria IwamotoJon IwataniLinda J. JacobsGreg JulianJanice A. KaaaRachelle L. KaaihiliHarry Chan & Katherine

Kaakimaka-ChanPriscilla H. Kaapana-BatesJay-R K. KaawaAlt KagesaCecilia KahooilihalaJulee A. KaiaokamalieValereen KaleohanoLeilani R. KaluhiwaMaxine KalunaKathy KamaMaja T. KamaKamehameha elementary

Kindergarten Teachers and eAsKeoni KaneakuaLeane A. KanekoAnnell L. KanekoaPatricia e. KaneshiroJanis KanetaniDaniel KapuMarian KapuaalaDebbie KatoSachi KatoChendra KauahikauaLydia KauhaJ. Kanani & Lehua KaulukukuiLuana KawaaDonna Kea

Kahekili KealohaSheri-Lynn K. KeatorDawn Aloha Kekoolani-SimmonsSummer K. KeliipioWilliam Tapahoe T. Kemp, IIIDavid M. KeoLuellen KeplerJared J. KieferMihae KimCandace M. KimuraJodie T. KimuraMark & Terry Lynn KimuraShannon KnellKeri Keakealani KobayashiMatthew KodamaJune KoideJoy S. KonoCarol A. KozaGail H. KubaSandra Kudoedward & Cynthia KunipoKaren K. KurodaLeonard F. K. Kwan, Jr.Mark LacoyAnne F. LaporteJorja M. LathamLominga LatuRichard LauStephanie LaxtonBrandon LedwoodLyron-Jean LeeWilliam & Cathy LeeRyan LeeLinda Lemkeemma LentonRobert LewisLaureen L. LimasaVivian LittleBetty H. LiuRichelle & Michael Llanos

Theresa LockKaren C. LooGladys LooLori Ann S. LooMerelyn B. Lubong-TomLayne P. LukeAnna Lee P. LumLori A. Lum HoSusan K. Lum-NagleKelli LyauMary O. MachalskiJennie M. MakaiwiAlison W. Makanui-LopesPhyllis MakaehuJonnamae M. MakuaJerilyn MallonPaulene A. K. MarcelloAnnette R. MartinCarol MartinGeorge McelravySheila McGeeRobert K. MedeirosBrenda MendiolaSandy MersbergMarco M. Meyer, Jr.Barbara Mills DiazLeslie Anne Mingedward F. MirandaChristy MishinaMaria MiyamotoCharlynn MizokawaTanya MolinaStacey MontalboTasha Moore-BullockSteve MoralesPauline MoranteWanda MoratinPhyllis MosesStephen & Leanda MotokawaThe Mountain Apple Company

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Owen MuraiDianne MuraokaLester MuraokaStanley & Mavis NagataniLauren NahmeSamantha K. Naipo-ArsigaAaron NakanoSheryl Nalani A. NaluaiLillian F. NaukaJohn R. NeffKhai Q. NgoMinh NguyenDiane NishikawaKyle Nishimitsue. Ann NishimotoDale NittaHelen T. NonesaLois T. NorrisNancy NumazuKeith NunesDawon & Debra NuuhiwaRobyn NuuhiwaSharon OdaLance OgataWallace OgataWendell Ogieric S. OkazakiNoriko OkimotoMiu L. OmanAndrea S. OntaiCarolyn OsedoMark & Jarena PacarroSharolyn G. PaliRowel PalisocPalm Records, Inc.evelyn S. ParkFaye ParkerBarbie ParkinKeala PascoRoger Patao

eden PatinoDeborah L. PearceMarie O. PellJames F. PenczarMatthew & Luana PerryMaureen M. PescaiaJohn D. PetersSiew Chye PhuaLesley Ann N. Pico-LilioWilliam & Caroline PihoKalani PinaoLauralie K. PinhoCrystal K. PlanesiLaurie M. PlemerDr. Paul & Margaret Prevenaseugene & Brenda PriceJohn & Kimberly PuchalskiKristen H. PurdyPaula J. PurdyPatti RabacalRobin Y. RacomaMichael RacomaJoseph J. Rafael, Jr.Brandon RamailaRobert RamseyGail ReinhardtWilliam S. RichardsonDiane K. RobelloYvette RobinsonLaurie Ann RochaColleen RodriguesKamaka Rose RosarioWendy K. RyderSusan SakamotoGary SakamotoIvan SakamotoKaren K. SakumaLynn SalvadorSan Francisco FBI SWAT TeamDiana L. Sanchez

Lesley SanchezBeatrice SantiagoBryan K. SasakiDana SatoRalph N. SatoJason SatoTammy ScharschHelen H. ScottDoreen SeguirantCynthia S. ShimabukuMelissa ShimatsuThomas & Katherine ShimizuMavis Shiraishi-NagaoDarren ShitabataCarrie e. Shoda-SutherlandSteven J. Shust, DDSMiriam Ann SmithJessica SoonTanya SouzaHardy SpoehrLeinette StachurskiNicole Kanahele StutzFrancine Su`a-FiloRonelle SudaKarl & Cheryl Ann SueyoshiL. Puakea SunLisa SunadaConstance R. SupeCynthia SuzukiJon e. SvensonMark TabaGwen S. TakakuraFrancis H. TakamoriKazuo TakanishiLisa Talaroeditha TalioagaCathy Ann C. TanakaRobin TanakaLinda TanakaDebora A. Tandal

Beth TaoneR. Malia Taum-DeenikMelia Tauvelaernest TavaresAlan & Grace TennAlex T. TeruyaBrenda J. ThoemmesNhu P. ThomasonAntonette ThomsonRobin TodakaVanessa TolentinoDavid K. Tomeedwin M. TorresChad TrobergClarence & Constance TschillardSandra I. TuiteleJuliana TurnerPeter TwomeyJane uemuraJannie umedauniversity Of Hawaii PressPhil K. uyeharaFlorence uyeharaAlison & Richard uyeharaCarol A. D. ValantSherrilyn ValdezDuane & Marjorie VarnerDiane VictorRichard T. VierraGertrude F. VierraHenrietta VisserAlapai K. Von ArnswaldtWilliam & Lillian WatersFrank K. WeightCarol L. Weiss-SuyderhoudMary e. WelleinWells Fargo Community CampaignTheoichy WenguRuta WhiteHans J. Wilhelm

Karen e. WilkinsonCynthia WillmarthNalani P. Wilson-KuGail K. WoltzNewton H. K. WongNapali J. S. Woodeulalia WoodsideBetty J. WoodwardGayle e. YamamiDiana Lynne YamamotoShawn YamamotoSherilyn YamauchiNoelani YatsushiroGarrett YipThomas YoshidaMichele YoshidaSheri K. YoshidaSusan YoshinoMichael S. W. YoungRayanne L. YoungAllison A.e. YueLeilehua YuenBillie Jean K. YugawaSandee ZanePamela & Scott Zilm

Arlene emmsleyRose M. enosJacqueline epplingAnna L. espaniolaFrancis L. espinda-MahoeSle esprevenoaJames P. evansKim FaleJoann K. FariasKimberly K. FarrantJamie FelicildaBlaine & Jean FergerstromCynthia R. FernandezGinger M. FernandezLuida L. FlorendoKristie L. FoxFrancine C. FrankGeorge & Jonette FraticelliDaniel Q. FreitasDr. Paul H. FrieseAllan & Gail FujimotoKeith & Nalani FujimotoJan FurutaSheri Y. GallagherKaleonani K. GaperoThomas J. GardipeeMakana GarmaM.T. GenoviaLisa GentryKaren GillGlobal ImpactRoxane L. GomesCory L. GomesRichard H. GomotoStephen & Gayle GonsalvesGary A. GoodhueJill GushikenLarry & Shirley HagmannHelene HaleAnnie D. Hallstein

Charlene HamaguchiDarrell HamamuraGayle Y. HamasakiVanda L. HamppJo Anne R. HanadaPie Hanotd'Arcy HarderDeidre HarrisRemedios C. HartmannSteve & Adelyne HayamotoSherry HayashiKaren HayashidaMarsha HeeSonya HeirakujiDavid & editha HemaRichard Heydearl & Noreen HigaCharlene N. HigaKory HigaDarla L. HillStephen & Ramona HinckJonathan & Christine HindsDorothy HirataWayne HisashimaCarol HoFulton L. HoLight & Carol-Ann Hodsonelizabeth HokadaMatthew W. HoltRenae M. HoltBlanche HondaB. Noelani HongTodd T. HonnakaViolet HoohuliHoomau IncBrenza T. HoopiiAnne HornerJonathan HorswillKelly A. IbaraWendy C. Ing

Noella InnMaryanne S. InouyeRobert M. Inouyeedward & Jane Iona, Jr.Shirley C. IsagawaDick T. IwaishiGloria IwamotoJon IwataniLinda J. JacobsGreg JulianJanice A. KaaaRachelle L. KaaihiliHarry Chan & Katherine

Kaakimaka-ChanPriscilla H. Kaapana-BatesJay-R K. KaawaAlt KagesaCecilia KahooilihalaJulee A. KaiaokamalieValereen KaleohanoLeilani R. KaluhiwaMaxine KalunaKathy KamaMaja T. KamaKamehameha elementary

Kindergarten Teachers and eAsKeoni KaneakuaLeane A. KanekoAnnell L. KanekoaPatricia e. KaneshiroJanis KanetaniDaniel KapuMarian KapuaalaDebbie KatoSachi KatoChendra KauahikauaLydia KauhaJ. Kanani & Lehua KaulukukuiLuana KawaaDonna Kea

Kahekili KealohaSheri-Lynn K. KeatorDawn Aloha Kekoolani-SimmonsSummer K. KeliipioWilliam Tapahoe T. Kemp, IIIDavid M. KeoLuellen KeplerJared J. KieferMihae KimCandace M. KimuraJodie T. KimuraMark & Terry Lynn KimuraShannon KnellKeri Keakealani KobayashiMatthew KodamaJune KoideJoy S. KonoCarol A. KozaGail H. KubaSandra Kudoedward & Cynthia KunipoKaren K. KurodaLeonard F. K. Kwan, Jr.Mark LacoyAnne F. LaporteJorja M. LathamLominga LatuRichard LauStephanie LaxtonBrandon LedwoodLyron-Jean LeeWilliam & Cathy LeeRyan LeeLinda Lemkeemma LentonRobert LewisLaureen L. LimasaVivian LittleBetty H. LiuRichelle & Michael Llanos

Theresa LockKaren C. LooGladys LooLori Ann S. LooMerelyn B. Lubong-TomLayne P. LukeAnna Lee P. LumLori A. Lum HoSusan K. Lum-NagleKelli LyauMary O. MachalskiJennie M. MakaiwiAlison W. Makanui-LopesPhyllis MakaehuJonnamae M. MakuaJerilyn MallonPaulene A. K. MarcelloAnnette R. MartinCarol MartinGeorge McelravySheila McGeeRobert K. MedeirosBrenda MendiolaSandy MersbergMarco M. Meyer, Jr.Barbara Mills DiazLeslie Anne Mingedward F. MirandaChristy MishinaMaria MiyamotoCharlynn MizokawaTanya MolinaStacey MontalboTasha Moore-BullockSteve MoralesPauline MoranteWanda MoratinPhyllis MosesStephen & Leanda MotokawaThe Mountain Apple Company

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Owen MuraiDianne MuraokaLester MuraokaStanley & Mavis NagataniLauren NahmeSamantha K. Naipo-ArsigaAaron NakanoSheryl Nalani A. NaluaiLillian F. NaukaJohn R. NeffKhai Q. NgoMinh NguyenDiane NishikawaKyle Nishimitsue. Ann NishimotoDale NittaHelen T. NonesaLois T. NorrisNancy NumazuKeith NunesDawon & Debra NuuhiwaRobyn NuuhiwaSharon OdaLance OgataWallace OgataWendell Ogieric S. OkazakiNoriko OkimotoMiu L. OmanAndrea S. OntaiCarolyn OsedoMark & Jarena PacarroSharolyn G. PaliRowel PalisocPalm Records, Inc.evelyn S. ParkFaye ParkerBarbie ParkinKeala PascoRoger Patao

eden PatinoDeborah L. PearceMarie O. PellJames F. PenczarMatthew & Luana PerryMaureen M. PescaiaJohn D. PetersSiew Chye PhuaLesley Ann N. Pico-LilioWilliam & Caroline PihoKalani PinaoLauralie K. PinhoCrystal K. PlanesiLaurie M. PlemerDr. Paul & Margaret Prevenaseugene & Brenda PriceJohn & Kimberly PuchalskiKristen H. PurdyPaula J. PurdyPatti RabacalRobin Y. RacomaMichael RacomaJoseph J. Rafael, Jr.Brandon RamailaRobert RamseyGail ReinhardtWilliam S. RichardsonDiane K. RobelloYvette RobinsonLaurie Ann RochaColleen RodriguesKamaka Rose RosarioWendy K. RyderSusan SakamotoGary SakamotoIvan SakamotoKaren K. SakumaLynn SalvadorSan Francisco FBI SWAT TeamDiana L. Sanchez

Lesley SanchezBeatrice SantiagoBryan K. SasakiDana SatoRalph N. SatoJason SatoTammy ScharschHelen H. ScottDoreen SeguirantCynthia S. ShimabukuMelissa ShimatsuThomas & Katherine ShimizuMavis Shiraishi-NagaoDarren ShitabataCarrie e. Shoda-SutherlandSteven J. Shust, DDSMiriam Ann SmithJessica SoonTanya SouzaHardy SpoehrLeinette StachurskiNicole Kanahele StutzFrancine Su`a-FiloRonelle SudaKarl & Cheryl Ann SueyoshiL. Puakea SunLisa SunadaConstance R. SupeCynthia SuzukiJon e. SvensonMark TabaGwen S. TakakuraFrancis H. TakamoriKazuo TakanishiLisa Talaroeditha TalioagaCathy Ann C. TanakaRobin TanakaLinda TanakaDebora A. Tandal

Beth TaoneR. Malia Taum-DeenikMelia Tauvelaernest TavaresAlan & Grace TennAlex T. TeruyaBrenda J. ThoemmesNhu P. ThomasonAntonette ThomsonRobin TodakaVanessa TolentinoDavid K. Tomeedwin M. TorresChad TrobergClarence & Constance TschillardSandra I. TuiteleJuliana TurnerPeter TwomeyJane uemuraJannie umedauniversity Of Hawaii PressPhil K. uyeharaFlorence uyeharaAlison & Richard uyeharaCarol A. D. ValantSherrilyn ValdezDuane & Marjorie VarnerDiane VictorRichard T. VierraGertrude F. VierraHenrietta VisserAlapai K. Von ArnswaldtWilliam & Lillian WatersFrank K. WeightCarol L. Weiss-SuyderhoudMary e. WelleinWells Fargo Community CampaignTheoichy WenguRuta WhiteHans J. Wilhelm

Karen e. WilkinsonCynthia WillmarthNalani P. Wilson-KuGail K. WoltzNewton H. K. WongNapali J. S. Woodeulalia WoodsideBetty J. WoodwardGayle e. YamamiDiana Lynne YamamotoShawn YamamotoSherilyn YamauchiNoelani YatsushiroGarrett YipThomas YoshidaMichele YoshidaSheri K. YoshidaSusan YoshinoMichael S. W. YoungRayanne L. YoungAllison A.e. YueLeilehua YuenBillie Jean K. YugawaSandee ZanePamela & Scott Zilm

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T

Mahalo

he Kamehameha Schools Class of 1957 was the first classto establish a scholarship with funds raised at their their30th reunion in 1987 which was moved to Ke Ali‘i PauahiFoundation when the foundation was created. They celebrate their 50threunion this year and take pride in the fact that they have stayed together as agroup for five decades; playing golf, going on cruises, and sharing island to islandweekends.

Over the years, they tried various different fundraising ideas from sellingPortuguese sausage and kalua pig to coordinating beer busts, before strikingupon a winning formula. They wanted something that would eliminate barriersto participation, as well as the need for cold storage. They decided to ask theirclassmates to contribute to the class fund, on a dues basis, that could becollected over time. Some found it convenient to contribute monthly. They settargeted goals and made a special push for donations of at least $25 per year forfive years. It helped that they had an excellent Treasurer, Melsa Takamatsu whostayed on top of the dues payments.

To help promote their fundraising goals and to keep up with wala‘au, they alsopublish a newsletter, coordinated by Ku‘ulei Reyes. The newsletter also reportson group activities such as their community service day at Lunalilo Home,where they sang and danced for the residents.

With the understanding that there will be fewer classmates at their next reunionin 2012, they ambitiously took full advantage of alumni week activities.Planning the events provided them with another opportunity to worktogether. Lynette Paglinawan shared, “It was satisfying that so manyclassmates could attend and share in the giving effort.” They held a banquetdinner and silent auction attended by 90 classmates, which raised anadditional $10,000 for their class scholarship fund. Many hands and heartscontributed to making the Kamehameha Schools Class of 1957 50threunion a success. I mua!

Kamehameha Schools Class of 1957

(Pictured left to right - Ku‘ulei Reyes, Frances Wong, Aloha Sanborn, Ululani Chun, Lynn Maunakea,KAPF Executive Director, Sam Yong, Lynette K. Paglinawan, and Stella Carter.)

JuNe AIPOPO

ReV. ABRAHAM AKAKA

NIP TONG AKONA, KS 1933

DAVID ALAMA, KS 1906

BeRNICe ATKINS

SHAY AueRBACH

HeLeN DeSHA BeAMeR, KS 1900

DIANA BORJA, KS 1974

KeAHILOA BRAuN, KS 1905

WILLIAM P. BROWN

eDWIN CALDeIRA

MeLVYN CHANG, KS 1957

GReGORY W.K. CHee, KS 1974

TOMI DOWNeY CHONG, KS 1971

eDWARD AMBROSe COCKeTT

ROSe "MAKA" CRABBe, KS 1952

DeNYS CHOW DAVIDSON, KS 1971

WILLIAM DeeRING, KS 1948

DOROTHY K. GILLeTT, KS 1936

RuTH LuKA KANOHO GOO

eRIC MICHAeL HIGASHIGuCHI, KS 1992

DANIeL M.K. HIRAGA, KS 2001

DONALD HO, KS 1949

NAINOA K. HOe, KS 1995

eMMA BLAKe HOLT, KS 1925

eDWARD W. HORNeR, KS 1941

WALLACe K. & BARBARA KA‘AWALOA, KS 1946

LeI KALAMA

LOWeLL KTY KAM, KS 1973

SAMueL K. KAPu, KS 1927

JeFFReY A. KAY, KS 1991

CHOY Kee AND VICTORIA H. KAHANA

NOBLe KILA

DAVID LORCH

DORIS M. LYMAN

LeNA KAuLuMAu MACHADO

GeORGe HI‘ILANI MILLS, KS 1940

MICHAeL "MIKeY" MIYAKe

WALDMAR P. MuLLeR, KS 1931

LILOA NAKAMATSu, KS 1996

BLOSSOM MOSSMAN NARY

WAIPA NISHIMuRA, KS 2001

DANNY PALeKA, KS 1952

KINI L. PeA, KS 1937

PAuL PuA‘A SR., KS 1927

RAYe, TeHANI & SIeNNA RAPOZA, KS 1986

MALCOLM ReYNOLDS

JuDY RICHARDSON

ALVIN SHIM, KS 1941

DWAYNe “NAKILA” STeeLe

JACQueLYNN N. THOMPSON

ROCHeLLe "ROCKY" TOKuHARA, KS 1976

TeNNYSON K. TOM, KS 1995

DONALD VIDA, KS 1952

JOSePH AND VIRGINA WeST

ALexANDeR K. WONG

ZILLAH YOuNG, KS 1963

In Memoryifts contributed in memory of loved ones, friends and colleagues are special

ways to pay tribute to those who were an important part of our lives. The followingpeople were lovingly remembered with gifts to the Foundation.

K A M E H A M E H A S C H O O L S C L A S S O F 1 9 5 7 S C H O L A R S H I P{ }

57“We’re not just

the men and women ofKamehameha, we’re the

brothers and sistersof the Class of ‘57!”

~ Lynette Paglinawan, KS ‘57

2524

G

T

Mahalo

he Kamehameha Schools Class of 1957 was the first classto establish a scholarship with funds raised at their their30th reunion in 1987 which was moved to Ke Ali‘i PauahiFoundation when the foundation was created. They celebrate their 50threunion this year and take pride in the fact that they have stayed together as agroup for five decades; playing golf, going on cruises, and sharing island to islandweekends.

Over the years, they tried various different fundraising ideas from sellingPortuguese sausage and kalua pig to coordinating beer busts, before strikingupon a winning formula. They wanted something that would eliminate barriersto participation, as well as the need for cold storage. They decided to ask theirclassmates to contribute to the class fund, on a dues basis, that could becollected over time. Some found it convenient to contribute monthly. They settargeted goals and made a special push for donations of at least $25 per year forfive years. It helped that they had an excellent Treasurer, Melsa Takamatsu whostayed on top of the dues payments.

To help promote their fundraising goals and to keep up with wala‘au, they alsopublish a newsletter, coordinated by Ku‘ulei Reyes. The newsletter also reportson group activities such as their community service day at Lunalilo Home,where they sang and danced for the residents.

With the understanding that there will be fewer classmates at their next reunionin 2012, they ambitiously took full advantage of alumni week activities.Planning the events provided them with another opportunity to worktogether. Lynette Paglinawan shared, “It was satisfying that so manyclassmates could attend and share in the giving effort.” They held a banquetdinner and silent auction attended by 90 classmates, which raised anadditional $10,000 for their class scholarship fund. Many hands and heartscontributed to making the Kamehameha Schools Class of 1957 50threunion a success. I mua!

Kamehameha Schools Class of 1957

(Pictured left to right - Ku‘ulei Reyes, Frances Wong, Aloha Sanborn, Ululani Chun, Lynn Maunakea,KAPF Executive Director, Sam Yong, Lynette K. Paglinawan, and Stella Carter.)

JuNe AIPOPO

ReV. ABRAHAM AKAKA

NIP TONG AKONA, KS 1933

DAVID ALAMA, KS 1906

BeRNICe ATKINS

SHAY AueRBACH

HeLeN DeSHA BeAMeR, KS 1900

DIANA BORJA, KS 1974

KeAHILOA BRAuN, KS 1905

WILLIAM P. BROWN

eDWIN CALDeIRA

MeLVYN CHANG, KS 1957

GReGORY W.K. CHee, KS 1974

TOMI DOWNeY CHONG, KS 1971

eDWARD AMBROSe COCKeTT

ROSe "MAKA" CRABBe, KS 1952

DeNYS CHOW DAVIDSON, KS 1971

WILLIAM DeeRING, KS 1948

DOROTHY K. GILLeTT, KS 1936

RuTH LuKA KANOHO GOO

eRIC MICHAeL HIGASHIGuCHI, KS 1992

DANIeL M.K. HIRAGA, KS 2001

DONALD HO, KS 1949

NAINOA K. HOe, KS 1995

eMMA BLAKe HOLT, KS 1925

eDWARD W. HORNeR, KS 1941

WALLACe K. & BARBARA KA‘AWALOA, KS 1946

LeI KALAMA

LOWeLL KTY KAM, KS 1973

SAMueL K. KAPu, KS 1927

JeFFReY A. KAY, KS 1991

CHOY Kee AND VICTORIA H. KAHANA

NOBLe KILA

DAVID LORCH

DORIS M. LYMAN

LeNA KAuLuMAu MACHADO

GeORGe HI‘ILANI MILLS, KS 1940

MICHAeL "MIKeY" MIYAKe

WALDMAR P. MuLLeR, KS 1931

LILOA NAKAMATSu, KS 1996

BLOSSOM MOSSMAN NARY

WAIPA NISHIMuRA, KS 2001

DANNY PALeKA, KS 1952

KINI L. PeA, KS 1937

PAuL PuA‘A SR., KS 1927

RAYe, TeHANI & SIeNNA RAPOZA, KS 1986

MALCOLM ReYNOLDS

JuDY RICHARDSON

ALVIN SHIM, KS 1941

DWAYNe “NAKILA” STeeLe

JACQueLYNN N. THOMPSON

ROCHeLLe "ROCKY" TOKuHARA, KS 1976

TeNNYSON K. TOM, KS 1995

DONALD VIDA, KS 1952

JOSePH AND VIRGINA WeST

ALexANDeR K. WONG

ZILLAH YOuNG, KS 1963

In Memoryifts contributed in memory of loved ones, friends and colleagues are special

ways to pay tribute to those who were an important part of our lives. The followingpeople were lovingly remembered with gifts to the Foundation.

K A M E H A M E H A S C H O O L S C L A S S O F 1 9 5 7 S C H O L A R S H I P{ }

57“We’re not just

the men and women ofKamehameha, we’re the

brothers and sistersof the Class of ‘57!”

~ Lynette Paglinawan, KS ‘57

Debbie KatoLydia N. KatsudaChendra KauahikauaDenise V. L. KauhiJay KaukaDwayne P. KauliaLehua KaulukukuiLuana KawaaDiane KawahakuiJulie C. KawakamiMichael S. KawakamiCharlene K. S. KawamotoSheri-Lynn K. KeatorPamela L. KeaweJaire L. K. KeikiRebecca KekunaSummer K. KeliipioSydney KeliipuleoleKapi Kenoi-ChinDavid M. KeoLuEllen KeplerMihae KimRonald S. KimballCandace M. KimuraJodie T. KimuraWallie M. Kimura-NobrigaShannon KnellKeri Keakealani KobayashiMatthew KodamaJune KoideCharlene KojiroJoy S. KonoRonelle K. KoppCarol A. KozaGail H. KubaSandra KudoEdward K. KunipoLeonard F. K. Kwan, Jr.Martin J. LacioRandy A. LakeBrian LargeRichard LauChristine K. LaumaunaAarion LeeWilliam LeeRyan LeePauline Lee LoyEmma LentonZebulun LindseyVivian Little

Theresa LockMichael P. LooKaren C. LooGladys LooLori Ann S. LooAnn M. K. LoveChad K. LovellJanice K. LumAnna Lee P. LumLori A. Lum HoValerie L. M. Luning-AkauKelli LyauMitzi MaeshiroLisa T. MahoeDee Jay MailerR. Kawika MakananiAlison W. Makanui-LopesJerelyn W. Makanui-YoshidaJonnamae M. MakuaTeresa Makuakane-DrechselJerilyn MallonWilliam ManuelPaulene A. K. MarcelloCarol MartinLucille MasukoJade MauLynn C.Z. MaunakeaGeorge McElravyWilliet "Poni" MedeirosRobert K. MedeirosBrenda MendiolaDonald MetzgerTammy MilanioDavid Miller, Jr.Edward F. MirandaChristy MishinaMaria MiyamotoWanda L. MoaAbraham K. Mokunui, Jr.Tanya MolinaElliott MonizStacey MontalboM'liss MooreSteve MoralesPauline MoranteWanda MoratinLawrence MordanPhyllis MosesOwen MuraiDianne Muraoka

Lester MuraokaTundra NaganumaRobby NagataStanley NagataniLauren NahmeWarren NahooikaikaEli Kaui NahuluBrandy J. NakamuraAaron NakanoMelanie NakashimaDeatri A. NakeaSheryl Nalani A. NaluaiBenny C. Nary, IILillian F. NaukaKhai Q. NgoMinh NguyenSamuel A. NihipaliKyle NishimitsuE. Ann NishimotoGuy NishimuraLeimamo NittaDale NittaNancy NumazuKeith NunesRobyn NuuhiwaBillye ObadoRobert C. OdaLance OgataWallace OgataDarlene OhashiEric S. OkazakiNoriko OkimotoMiu L. OmanKoy-Allen K. OmoCarolyn OsedoEmma Lee P. OtsukaJarena PacarroSharolyn G. PaliAileen K. PaneeEvelyn S. ParkBarbie ParkinKeala PascoRoger PataoChristopher J. PatingEden PatinoKatherine Lokelani PatrickJames F. PenczarLesley Ann N. Pico-LilioCaroline PihoKalani Pinao

Crystal K. PlanesiLaurie M. PlemerTrisha Ann K. H. PlemerHunter K. PraywellDr. Paul PrevenasLanice PullanoVanessa PunuaKristen H. PurdyPaula J. PurdyEmily L. PuuPatti RabacalRobin Y. RacomaMichael RacomaJoseph J. Rafael, Jr.Brandon RamailaRoxanne RamonesRobert RamseyStephen ReelitzTheresa ReelitzGail ReinhardtKathryn A. ReisAdrienne Pikake Renaud-

CashmanDr. Phillip W. Reyes, M.D.Stacy P. RezentesTroy RitteDiane K. RobelloYvette RobinsonLaurie Ann RochaColleen RodriguesKamaka Rose RosarioYvonne "Pee Wee" RyanAnnabel SaikiSusan SakamotoGary SakamotoIvan SakamotoStephanie SakugawaKaren K. SakumaLuana SalaDiana L. SanchezErnest K. Sanchez, Jr.Brad SantiagoMarcia A. K. SaquingDana SatoRalph N. SatoJason SatoTammy ScharschDarrell R. SchuetzHelen H. ScottJudy Scoville-Layfield

Francis SegundoRaelen S. K. SelfLinda ShibanoCynthia S. ShimabukuMelissa ShimatsuMavis Shiraishi-NagaoDarren ShitabataCarrie E. Shoda-SutherlandBernie SilvaMiriam Ann SmithEric SonnenbergJessica SoonTanya SouzaMatthew K. SpencerMonica SpittlerLeinette StachurskiHoloua StenderEleanor StevensElizabeth StevensonFrancine Su'a-FiloRonelle SudaCheryl Ann SueyoshiAnna SumidaLisa SunadaJeannette M. T. SunnConstance R. SupeCynthia SuzukiJon E. SvensonMark TabaMiles K. TakakiMichele L. TaketaLisa TalaroEditha TalioagaCathy Ann C. TanakaLinda TanakaBeth TaoneMelia TauvelaErnest TavaresAlan TennKim E. TeraiAlex T. TeruyaBrenda J. ThoemmesKimberly L. ThomasNhu P. ThomasonWilma ThompsonKatherine A. TibbettsSusan W. F. TodaniDeborah A. K. TokuharaBarbara TolentinoVanessa Tolentino

Sabrina TomaDavid K. TomeEdwin M. TorresBran-Dee M. TorresJodie Y. W. ToyotaChad TrobergClarence TschillardSandra I. TuiteleClarke P. TuitelePeter TwomeyJannie UmedaLisa M. UrbshotPhil K. UyeharaFlorence UyeharaCarol A. D. ValantSherrilyn ValdezDiane VictorGertrude F. VierraRobert C. WagnerR. Healani WaiauSolomon WaineeTheoichy WenguDeborah-Jean H. WentzelRuta WhiteHans J. WilhelmKaren E. WilkinsonWaimea WilliamsCynthia WillmarthGail K. WoltzColleen WongHenry Kalani P K WongCharmain WongUlalia WoodsideGayle E. YamamiShawn YamamotoSherilyn YamauchiNoelani YatsushiroGarrett YipKathleen YonaoshiThomas YoshidaMichele YoshidaCheryl Ann YoungMichael S. W. YoungAllison A.E. YueBillie Jean K. YugawaSandee Zane

Donna Aana-NakaharaCarolyn Kehaunani AbadAngie C. AbeMelani G. AbihaiUlima AfoaMelba P.K. AgenaVincente D. Agpoon, Jr.Elizabeth K. AhanaDawn AionaJames AionaAlan L. AkakaAaron Aina AkamuMoana AkanaCindy C. U. Akana-LacerdoZeoma T. AkauLadd P. AkeoSuzanne AkiIris K. AkimotoKehau AkionaJulian K. AkoKenneth Alagan, Jr.Rhonda A. N. Alexander-

MonkresLilinoe AndrewsBelarmino Antonio, Jr.Susan AntonioMatt ApanaLaurie ApikiAlbert ApoDarice ApoWaynette K. ApoloDeri M. ArakakiAndrew ArakawaJulie AriasSuzette F. AritaRochelle ArquettNaomi AshmanDerrick AsingElizabeth Aulsebrook

Jennifer K. AwaiMara BaconEmiko BakerNoel BakerJames BassettRenee K. BazHealani BeirneKirk BelsbyRoberta R. BennettS. Haunani BennettLyanne BinkauskiRoberta BishawDenise BlasFaith M. BodeJohn BodineMarsha K. BolsonSusan K. BottiAnn BotticelliAlyssa K. B. BraffithLeilani BrighterSuzanne BrinkmanKathy Rose K. BrownDiane BulayPaula-Ann Burgess - TaualaE. Lahapa BurkeMidori BurtonDarlene CabanletSharice K. CabralLoralyn CacholaRama D. R. CamarilloConnie CampbellMina Casey-PangKimberly J. CastillonRod ChamberlainJuvenna ChangValerie M. ChangEvelyn Evie CharJay ChowCharlene N. Christenson

Dr. Michael J. ChunJanelle N. ChunLorna ChunEldon ChunRodney ChunSharlene Chun-LumDanielle Rae K. ClarkWhitney A. CobbGwendolyn N. ColladoTiana M. CompanionWendy M. CookSharen CordeiroConstance CorreiaJudy CramerGeraldine DavisBonny I. DavisRobert DecanoSandra DeckerLeo K. DelatoriLee Ann L. DelimaJody A. DeponteJohn DonlinWendy DoyleNanette T. N. DudoitKelly Beth DukelowJeremy T. DulatreJeanette DuranteKahelelani M. DuvalJune S. EatonBritany M. EdwardsLyla K. EldredgeDorothy EllisSharmaine H. EnosRose M. EnosJacqueline EpplingDeborah ErskineAnna L. EspaniolaLiuone FaagaiKim Fale

Hailama FardenDawn Farm-RamseyMoana FauateaJamie FelicildaDiane T. FellJean FergerstromCynthia R. FernandezAmanda L. FernandezKathleen K. FlemingLuida L. FlorendoNancy FortunaStan FortunaFrancine C. FrankDaniel Q. FreitasPeter FuchsGaynell FuchsGail FujimotoJan FurutaKris M. K. GalagoKaleonani K. GaperoThomas J. GardipeeDannette GardnerMakana GarmaEarleene GarveyKaren GillCory L. GomesRichard H. GomotoEufemia GubatanJill GushikenBarbara HaalilioE. Kaiponohea HaleAnnie D. HallsteinCharlene HamaguchiDarrell HamamuraRichard HamasakiVanda L. HamppJo Anne R. HanadaNeil HannahsPiilani Hanohano

Elizabeth L. Hansend'Arcy HarderMarissa A. M. HarmanDeidre HarrisSteve HayamotoSherry HayashiKaren HayashidaShane Y. HedaniSonya HeirakujiMary Lee HelmRichard HeydEarl HigaCharlene N. HigaKory HigaRamona HinckDorothy HirataWayne HisashimaCarol HoFulton L. HoCharlene HoeElizabeth HokadaDarrel R. HokeDouglas H. HoltMatthew W. HoltRenae M. HoltLiana HondaBlanche HondaTodd T. HonnakaViolet HoohuliSylvia HusseyKelly A. IbaraNoella InnNaomi InouyeMaryanne S. InouyeShirley C. IsagawaGail IshimotoDick T. IwaishiGloria IwamotoJon Iwatani

Albert JacinthoLinda J. JacobsGeraldine JohansenBabe JonesGreg JulianJanice A. KaaaRachelle L. KaaihiliPriscilla H. Kaapana-BatesJay-R K. KaawaEarl K. KaekaAlt KagesaShannon P. KahoanoCecilia KahooilihalaJulee A. KaiaokamalieValerie Kaili GomesChristina K. KailihiwaEdward K. Kalama, Jr.Lucille Kalauokaaea-KaheleKenneth J. KaleiwaheaLeilani R. KaluhiwaMaxine KalunaLouanne KamKathy KamaMaja T. KamaIvalee L. P. KamaluKim K. KanaiaupuniKaukokalani C. KaneNancy K. KaneJanis C. KaneJodi K. Kaneaiakala-ShimTracy KaneakuaKeoni KaneakuaLeane A. KanekoAnnell L. KanekoaPatricia E. KaneshiroBrenadette J. KaneshiroJanis KanetaniDaniel KapuMarian Kapuaala

Kamehameha Schools Faculty & Staff DonorsIn special recognition of our Kamehameha Schools’ faculty and staff who give so much of

themselves each day of the year to perpetuate the wishes of Ke Ali‘i Pauahi. Mahalo to eachand every one of you for your generosity in the spirit of kahiau.

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Debbie KatoLydia N. KatsudaChendra KauahikauaDenise V. L. KauhiJay KaukaDwayne P. KauliaLehua KaulukukuiLuana KawaaDiane KawahakuiJulie C. KawakamiMichael S. KawakamiCharlene K. S. KawamotoSheri-Lynn K. KeatorPamela L. KeaweJaire L. K. KeikiRebecca KekunaSummer K. KeliipioSydney KeliipuleoleKapi Kenoi-ChinDavid M. KeoLuEllen KeplerMihae KimRonald S. KimballCandace M. KimuraJodie T. KimuraWallie M. Kimura-NobrigaShannon KnellKeri Keakealani KobayashiMatthew KodamaJune KoideCharlene KojiroJoy S. KonoRonelle K. KoppCarol A. KozaGail H. KubaSandra KudoEdward K. KunipoLeonard F. K. Kwan, Jr.Martin J. LacioRandy A. LakeBrian LargeRichard LauChristine K. LaumaunaAarion LeeWilliam LeeRyan LeePauline Lee LoyEmma LentonZebulun LindseyVivian Little

Theresa LockMichael P. LooKaren C. LooGladys LooLori Ann S. LooAnn M. K. LoveChad K. LovellJanice K. LumAnna Lee P. LumLori A. Lum HoValerie L. M. Luning-AkauKelli LyauMitzi MaeshiroLisa T. MahoeDee Jay MailerR. Kawika MakananiAlison W. Makanui-LopesJerelyn W. Makanui-YoshidaJonnamae M. MakuaTeresa Makuakane-DrechselJerilyn MallonWilliam ManuelPaulene A. K. MarcelloCarol MartinLucille MasukoJade MauLynn C.Z. MaunakeaGeorge McElravyWilliet "Poni" MedeirosRobert K. MedeirosBrenda MendiolaDonald MetzgerTammy MilanioDavid Miller, Jr.Edward F. MirandaChristy MishinaMaria MiyamotoWanda L. MoaAbraham K. Mokunui, Jr.Tanya MolinaElliott MonizStacey MontalboM'liss MooreSteve MoralesPauline MoranteWanda MoratinLawrence MordanPhyllis MosesOwen MuraiDianne Muraoka

Lester MuraokaTundra NaganumaRobby NagataStanley NagataniLauren NahmeWarren NahooikaikaEli Kaui NahuluBrandy J. NakamuraAaron NakanoMelanie NakashimaDeatri A. NakeaSheryl Nalani A. NaluaiBenny C. Nary, IILillian F. NaukaKhai Q. NgoMinh NguyenSamuel A. NihipaliKyle NishimitsuE. Ann NishimotoGuy NishimuraLeimamo NittaDale NittaNancy NumazuKeith NunesRobyn NuuhiwaBillye ObadoRobert C. OdaLance OgataWallace OgataDarlene OhashiEric S. OkazakiNoriko OkimotoMiu L. OmanKoy-Allen K. OmoCarolyn OsedoEmma Lee P. OtsukaJarena PacarroSharolyn G. PaliAileen K. PaneeEvelyn S. ParkBarbie ParkinKeala PascoRoger PataoChristopher J. PatingEden PatinoKatherine Lokelani PatrickJames F. PenczarLesley Ann N. Pico-LilioCaroline PihoKalani Pinao

Crystal K. PlanesiLaurie M. PlemerTrisha Ann K. H. PlemerHunter K. PraywellDr. Paul PrevenasLanice PullanoVanessa PunuaKristen H. PurdyPaula J. PurdyEmily L. PuuPatti RabacalRobin Y. RacomaMichael RacomaJoseph J. Rafael, Jr.Brandon RamailaRoxanne RamonesRobert RamseyStephen ReelitzTheresa ReelitzGail ReinhardtKathryn A. ReisAdrienne Pikake Renaud-

CashmanDr. Phillip W. Reyes, M.D.Stacy P. RezentesTroy RitteDiane K. RobelloYvette RobinsonLaurie Ann RochaColleen RodriguesKamaka Rose RosarioYvonne "Pee Wee" RyanAnnabel SaikiSusan SakamotoGary SakamotoIvan SakamotoStephanie SakugawaKaren K. SakumaLuana SalaDiana L. SanchezErnest K. Sanchez, Jr.Brad SantiagoMarcia A. K. SaquingDana SatoRalph N. SatoJason SatoTammy ScharschDarrell R. SchuetzHelen H. ScottJudy Scoville-Layfield

Francis SegundoRaelen S. K. SelfLinda ShibanoCynthia S. ShimabukuMelissa ShimatsuMavis Shiraishi-NagaoDarren ShitabataCarrie E. Shoda-SutherlandBernie SilvaMiriam Ann SmithEric SonnenbergJessica SoonTanya SouzaMatthew K. SpencerMonica SpittlerLeinette StachurskiHoloua StenderEleanor StevensElizabeth StevensonFrancine Su'a-FiloRonelle SudaCheryl Ann SueyoshiAnna SumidaLisa SunadaJeannette M. T. SunnConstance R. SupeCynthia SuzukiJon E. SvensonMark TabaMiles K. TakakiMichele L. TaketaLisa TalaroEditha TalioagaCathy Ann C. TanakaLinda TanakaBeth TaoneMelia TauvelaErnest TavaresAlan TennKim E. TeraiAlex T. TeruyaBrenda J. ThoemmesKimberly L. ThomasNhu P. ThomasonWilma ThompsonKatherine A. TibbettsSusan W. F. TodaniDeborah A. K. TokuharaBarbara TolentinoVanessa Tolentino

Sabrina TomaDavid K. TomeEdwin M. TorresBran-Dee M. TorresJodie Y. W. ToyotaChad TrobergClarence TschillardSandra I. TuiteleClarke P. TuitelePeter TwomeyJannie UmedaLisa M. UrbshotPhil K. UyeharaFlorence UyeharaCarol A. D. ValantSherrilyn ValdezDiane VictorGertrude F. VierraRobert C. WagnerR. Healani WaiauSolomon WaineeTheoichy WenguDeborah-Jean H. WentzelRuta WhiteHans J. WilhelmKaren E. WilkinsonWaimea WilliamsCynthia WillmarthGail K. WoltzColleen WongHenry Kalani P K WongCharmain WongUlalia WoodsideGayle E. YamamiShawn YamamotoSherilyn YamauchiNoelani YatsushiroGarrett YipKathleen YonaoshiThomas YoshidaMichele YoshidaCheryl Ann YoungMichael S. W. YoungAllison A.E. YueBillie Jean K. YugawaSandee Zane

Donna Aana-NakaharaCarolyn Kehaunani AbadAngie C. AbeMelani G. AbihaiUlima AfoaMelba P.K. AgenaVincente D. Agpoon, Jr.Elizabeth K. AhanaDawn AionaJames AionaAlan L. AkakaAaron Aina AkamuMoana AkanaCindy C. U. Akana-LacerdoZeoma T. AkauLadd P. AkeoSuzanne AkiIris K. AkimotoKehau AkionaJulian K. AkoKenneth Alagan, Jr.Rhonda A. N. Alexander-

MonkresLilinoe AndrewsBelarmino Antonio, Jr.Susan AntonioMatt ApanaLaurie ApikiAlbert ApoDarice ApoWaynette K. ApoloDeri M. ArakakiAndrew ArakawaJulie AriasSuzette F. AritaRochelle ArquettNaomi AshmanDerrick AsingElizabeth Aulsebrook

Jennifer K. AwaiMara BaconEmiko BakerNoel BakerJames BassettRenee K. BazHealani BeirneKirk BelsbyRoberta R. BennettS. Haunani BennettLyanne BinkauskiRoberta BishawDenise BlasFaith M. BodeJohn BodineMarsha K. BolsonSusan K. BottiAnn BotticelliAlyssa K. B. BraffithLeilani BrighterSuzanne BrinkmanKathy Rose K. BrownDiane BulayPaula-Ann Burgess - TaualaE. Lahapa BurkeMidori BurtonDarlene CabanletSharice K. CabralLoralyn CacholaRama D. R. CamarilloConnie CampbellMina Casey-PangKimberly J. CastillonRod ChamberlainJuvenna ChangValerie M. ChangEvelyn Evie CharJay ChowCharlene N. Christenson

Dr. Michael J. ChunJanelle N. ChunLorna ChunEldon ChunRodney ChunSharlene Chun-LumDanielle Rae K. ClarkWhitney A. CobbGwendolyn N. ColladoTiana M. CompanionWendy M. CookSharen CordeiroConstance CorreiaJudy CramerGeraldine DavisBonny I. DavisRobert DecanoSandra DeckerLeo K. DelatoriLee Ann L. DelimaJody A. DeponteJohn DonlinWendy DoyleNanette T. N. DudoitKelly Beth DukelowJeremy T. DulatreJeanette DuranteKahelelani M. DuvalJune S. EatonBritany M. EdwardsLyla K. EldredgeDorothy EllisSharmaine H. EnosRose M. EnosJacqueline EpplingDeborah ErskineAnna L. EspaniolaLiuone FaagaiKim Fale

Hailama FardenDawn Farm-RamseyMoana FauateaJamie FelicildaDiane T. FellJean FergerstromCynthia R. FernandezAmanda L. FernandezKathleen K. FlemingLuida L. FlorendoNancy FortunaStan FortunaFrancine C. FrankDaniel Q. FreitasPeter FuchsGaynell FuchsGail FujimotoJan FurutaKris M. K. GalagoKaleonani K. GaperoThomas J. GardipeeDannette GardnerMakana GarmaEarleene GarveyKaren GillCory L. GomesRichard H. GomotoEufemia GubatanJill GushikenBarbara HaalilioE. Kaiponohea HaleAnnie D. HallsteinCharlene HamaguchiDarrell HamamuraRichard HamasakiVanda L. HamppJo Anne R. HanadaNeil HannahsPiilani Hanohano

Elizabeth L. Hansend'Arcy HarderMarissa A. M. HarmanDeidre HarrisSteve HayamotoSherry HayashiKaren HayashidaShane Y. HedaniSonya HeirakujiMary Lee HelmRichard HeydEarl HigaCharlene N. HigaKory HigaRamona HinckDorothy HirataWayne HisashimaCarol HoFulton L. HoCharlene HoeElizabeth HokadaDarrel R. HokeDouglas H. HoltMatthew W. HoltRenae M. HoltLiana HondaBlanche HondaTodd T. HonnakaViolet HoohuliSylvia HusseyKelly A. IbaraNoella InnNaomi InouyeMaryanne S. InouyeShirley C. IsagawaGail IshimotoDick T. IwaishiGloria IwamotoJon Iwatani

Albert JacinthoLinda J. JacobsGeraldine JohansenBabe JonesGreg JulianJanice A. KaaaRachelle L. KaaihiliPriscilla H. Kaapana-BatesJay-R K. KaawaEarl K. KaekaAlt KagesaShannon P. KahoanoCecilia KahooilihalaJulee A. KaiaokamalieValerie Kaili GomesChristina K. KailihiwaEdward K. Kalama, Jr.Lucille Kalauokaaea-KaheleKenneth J. KaleiwaheaLeilani R. KaluhiwaMaxine KalunaLouanne KamKathy KamaMaja T. KamaIvalee L. P. KamaluKim K. KanaiaupuniKaukokalani C. KaneNancy K. KaneJanis C. KaneJodi K. Kaneaiakala-ShimTracy KaneakuaKeoni KaneakuaLeane A. KanekoAnnell L. KanekoaPatricia E. KaneshiroBrenadette J. KaneshiroJanis KanetaniDaniel KapuMarian Kapuaala

Kamehameha Schools Faculty & Staff DonorsIn special recognition of our Kamehameha Schools’ faculty and staff who give so much of

themselves each day of the year to perpetuate the wishes of Ke Ali‘i Pauahi. Mahalo to eachand every one of you for your generosity in the spirit of kahiau.

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unrestricted Donationsunrestricted gifts allow the Foundation the flexibility to respond to the areas of mostcritical need. These outright gifts include cash, appreciated property (real estate, stock) ortangible personal property.

Tribute GiftsTribute gifts are made in honor or in memory of individuals or organizations that haveinspired you or touched your heart.

Restricted DonationsRestricted gifts define a program, project or scholarship of special interest to the donor. Inmany instances, these gifts are named to honor or memorialize a special family member,friend or colleague. This is a meaningful way to honor loved ones in perpetuity.

Future GiftsA future gift is arranged now, but the Foundation’s use of the funds is delayed to some futuretime. The most common type of future gift is a charitable bequest such as Princess Pauahiprovided in her will. The money from a bequest becomes available for financial assistance atthe end of the donor’s life. Other ways of making a future gift are naming the Foundation asbeneficiary of some portion of an IRA or other retirement plan, naming it as beneficiary of alife insurance policy, or establishing a charitable remainder trust with the principal payable tothe Foundation when the trust terminates. These future gifts are sometimes called “plannedgifts.” KAPF can work with you and your professional advisors in arranging such gifts.

Corporate Matching GiftsCorporations will often match an employee’s charitable gift dollar for dollar. Please checkwith your employer to see if your contribution qualifies for this category.

Gifts made to Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation (KAPF) reflect giftsfrom the heart and will help to carry forward the vision Ke Ali‘iPauahi had to empower Hawaiians through education. KAPF is a501 (c)(3) tax exempt organization; therefore, contributionsmade to the Foundation are tax deductible to the extentpermitted by law. Additionally, 100 percent of your gift goes tohelp others as Kamehameha Schools covers KAPF’sadministrative or overhead expenses.

Please feel free to contact the Foundation office at: 567 South King Street,Suite 160, Honolulu, HI 96813, or call (808) 534-3966 for more information.You may also visit us online at www.Pauahi.org.

Financial ReportKAPF Annual Report Financial Statement for 2006-2007 fiscal year Statement of Activities

Fin

anci

als REvENUES, GAINS ANd OTHER SUPPORT

Contributions and bequests:Kamehameha Schools $1,049,439Other 361,450

Net realized and unrealized gains on investments 1,266,857Investment income 263,171Change in beneficial interest in remainder trust (3,700)

TOTAL REvENUES, GAINS ANd OTHER SUPPORT $2,937,217

ExPENSESGeneral and administrative 656,927Scholarship and financial aid 755,110Fund-raising and development 260,302

TOTAL ExPENSES 1,672,339

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS BEFORE EFFECT OF SFAS NO. 158 AdOPTION 1,264,878

EFFECT OF AdOPTION OF SFAS NO. 158* 324,002

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS 1,588,880

NET ASSETS, BEGINNING OF YEAR 11,444,411

NET ASSETS, ENd OF YEARUnrestricted

Undesignated 2,778,109Board designated for endowment 210,000

Temporarily restricted 6,099,985Permanently restricted 3,945,197

NET ASSETS, ENd OF YEAR $13,033,291

*Statement of FinancialAccounting Standards No. 158,

Employers' Accounting for DefinedBenefit Pension and otherPostretirement Plans, an

amendment of FASB StatementsNo. 87, 88, 106 and 132 (R)

Source: Data obtained from auditedfinancial statements of Ke Ali'i Pauahi

Foundation as of June 30, 2007.

“It was clear to us that this important painting was nolonger ours, but belonged to the people of Hawai‘i.”

~ Bruce Erickson & Jackie Mahi Erickson, KS ‘58

Bruce & Jackie Mahi Erickson ‘58 generously donated their painting ofHilo Bay by Joseph Nāwahī to Kamehameha Schools. Understanding thesignificance of their painting to Hawai‘i and its people, the Erickson’s wantedothers to enjoy its beauty, and learn about Joseph Nāwahī’s great passion andactivism on behalf of kanaka maoli and Queen Liliu‘okalani. The painting istemporarily on display at the Academy of Arts, and will enjoy a permanenthome at Ka‘iwakīloumoku, the Hawaiian Cultural Center at KamehamehaSchools Kapālama, which breaks ground this year.

Joseph Nāwahī was a respected lawyer, legislator, journalist and educator, andwas chief advisor to Queen Lili‘uokalani. In addition to his professionalpursuits, Nāwahī was a self-taught artist. Only five of his art pieces are knownto exist. A scholarship has been created in his name and will support studentspursuing political science, law, and journalism, all with emphasis on Hawaiianaffairs.

Ways to Contribute to Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation

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unrestricted Donationsunrestricted gifts allow the Foundation the flexibility to respond to the areas of mostcritical need. These outright gifts include cash, appreciated property (real estate, stock) ortangible personal property.

Tribute GiftsTribute gifts are made in honor or in memory of individuals or organizations that haveinspired you or touched your heart.

Restricted DonationsRestricted gifts define a program, project or scholarship of special interest to the donor. Inmany instances, these gifts are named to honor or memorialize a special family member,friend or colleague. This is a meaningful way to honor loved ones in perpetuity.

Future GiftsA future gift is arranged now, but the Foundation’s use of the funds is delayed to some futuretime. The most common type of future gift is a charitable bequest such as Princess Pauahiprovided in her will. The money from a bequest becomes available for financial assistance atthe end of the donor’s life. Other ways of making a future gift are naming the Foundation asbeneficiary of some portion of an IRA or other retirement plan, naming it as beneficiary of alife insurance policy, or establishing a charitable remainder trust with the principal payable tothe Foundation when the trust terminates. These future gifts are sometimes called “plannedgifts.” KAPF can work with you and your professional advisors in arranging such gifts.

Corporate Matching GiftsCorporations will often match an employee’s charitable gift dollar for dollar. Please checkwith your employer to see if your contribution qualifies for this category.

Gifts made to Ke Ali‘i Pauahi Foundation (KAPF) reflect giftsfrom the heart and will help to carry forward the vision Ke Ali‘iPauahi had to empower Hawaiians through education. KAPF is a501 (c)(3) tax exempt organization; therefore, contributionsmade to the Foundation are tax deductible to the extentpermitted by law. Additionally, 100 percent of your gift goes tohelp others as Kamehameha Schools covers KAPF’sadministrative or overhead expenses.

Please feel free to contact the Foundation office at: 567 South King Street,Suite 160, Honolulu, HI 96813, or call (808) 534-3966 for more information.You may also visit us online at www.Pauahi.org.

Financial ReportKAPF Annual Report Financial Statement for 2006-2007 fiscal year Statement of Activities

Fin

anci

als REvENUES, GAINS ANd OTHER SUPPORT

Contributions and bequests:Kamehameha Schools $1,049,439Other 361,450

Net realized and unrealized gains on investments 1,266,857Investment income 263,171Change in beneficial interest in remainder trust (3,700)

TOTAL REvENUES, GAINS ANd OTHER SUPPORT $2,937,217

ExPENSESGeneral and administrative 656,927Scholarship and financial aid 755,110Fund-raising and development 260,302

TOTAL ExPENSES 1,672,339

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS BEFORE EFFECT OF SFAS NO. 158 AdOPTION 1,264,878

EFFECT OF AdOPTION OF SFAS NO. 158* 324,002

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS 1,588,880

NET ASSETS, BEGINNING OF YEAR 11,444,411

NET ASSETS, ENd OF YEARUnrestricted

Undesignated 2,778,109Board designated for endowment 210,000

Temporarily restricted 6,099,985Permanently restricted 3,945,197

NET ASSETS, ENd OF YEAR $13,033,291

*Statement of FinancialAccounting Standards No. 158,

Employers' Accounting for DefinedBenefit Pension and otherPostretirement Plans, an

amendment of FASB StatementsNo. 87, 88, 106 and 132 (R)

Source: Data obtained from auditedfinancial statements of Ke Ali'i Pauahi

Foundation as of June 30, 2007.

“It was clear to us that this important painting was nolonger ours, but belonged to the people of Hawai‘i.”

~ Bruce Erickson & Jackie Mahi Erickson, KS ‘58

Bruce & Jackie Mahi Erickson ‘58 generously donated their painting ofHilo Bay by Joseph Nāwahī to Kamehameha Schools. Understanding thesignificance of their painting to Hawai‘i and its people, the Erickson’s wantedothers to enjoy its beauty, and learn about Joseph Nāwahī’s great passion andactivism on behalf of kanaka maoli and Queen Liliu‘okalani. The painting istemporarily on display at the Academy of Arts, and will enjoy a permanenthome at Ka‘iwakīloumoku, the Hawaiian Cultural Center at KamehamehaSchools Kapālama, which breaks ground this year.

Joseph Nāwahī was a respected lawyer, legislator, journalist and educator, andwas chief advisor to Queen Lili‘uokalani. In addition to his professionalpursuits, Nāwahī was a self-taught artist. Only five of his art pieces are knownto exist. A scholarship has been created in his name and will support studentspursuing political science, law, and journalism, all with emphasis on Hawaiianaffairs.

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